St. John's Church (Sweet Hall, Virginia)

St. John's Church is a historic Episcopal church located in Sweet Hall, King William County, Virginia. It is a prominent example of Colonial-era church architecture in the region. The church stands on land that was originally part of a larger plantation.

The current building dates to 1730, replacing an earlier wooden structure that served the parish. It is characterized by its simple, rectangular design, reflecting the prevalent architectural style of the time. The church is constructed of brick laid in Flemish bond.

Over the centuries, St. John's Church has undergone several renovations and modifications. The interior features a traditional layout with a central aisle and pews. The pulpit is a notable feature, often raised and prominent within the sanctuary.

St. John's Church continues to serve as an active Episcopal parish. It holds historical significance as a representation of early religious life in colonial Virginia and remains an important landmark in the Sweet Hall community. The church and its surrounding grounds are often the site of local historical events and celebrations.