File:Perryville Presbyterian Church, Bragg Street and 3rd Street, Perryville, KY - 52016328586.jpg

English: Built in 1914, this Gothic Revival-style church houses the congregation of the Perryville Presbyterian Church, established in 1828, and once housed in an older structure on the site that was utilized as a hospital after the Battle of Perryville during the US Civil War, which led to extensive damage of the interior of the previous church, for which the church was paid reparations in the early 20th Century, helping fund the construction of the present building. The red brick church features a hipped roof with decorative exposed rafter ends, gables on the north and south facades with decorative extruded brickwork at the top of the gable, gothic arched leaded glass windows flanked by pilasters, buttresses, and pinnacles, a wall dormer on the east facade, limestone trim, gothic arched double doors, a square bell tower with buttresses and a crenellated parapet, an enclosed porte cohere on the south facade, a largely blank west facade, and a rough-hewn stone base. The church is a contributing structure in the Perryville Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.