Burlap banner, blue lettering "SAINT MARK'S," image of lion blue lettering "PRO CHRISTO ET ECCLESIA", black lettering "PERRY," "OK," and vertically "1893." Hanging on brick wall.

The church was built at 7th and Gove in 1894. Wood frame building, two arched windows in front, rose window above, with cross on steep pitched roof.

Wood frame structure with arched windows, double doors and corner entrance. There is steep pitched roof with cross atop at the front. A dark sign with white lettering "St. Marks Church, Episcopal, Sunday Services". This mission was reestablished in 1954. They purchased the original church building and site for use. The original church building was used until 1962 before the current church building was given to Perry Historical Society and moved to CCC Lake.

Red brick walls, wood pews, wood paneled ceiling, hand inlaid stained glass windows, each having five-sided shape. According to a newspaper article, the windows are on east side of church.

This is original building that was built in 1894, used between 1910-1915, sold, and repurchased in 1955. The building was used until 1962 when a new church structure was built. The original church moved to CCC Lake after being given to Perry Historical Society. Wood frame structure, arched windows, cross on front center eave, wood walkway with banisters leading to side entry, red stone foundation. Stone with brass plaque in foreground.