The first services for the Church of Epiphany were held in a home one year after Seward, Alaska, was founded in 1903 by workers on the Alaska railroad. Construction on this St. Peter’s Episcopal Church was completed six years before the town was incorporated in 1912. Although a lot has happened in Seward during the last 100 years, the façade of this red, cedar-sided church looks the same. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
