The present church building is a brick Gothic Revival structure with a stone foundation.
 Two stories tall, it features decorative elements such as stained glass in all of the windows, stone trim around the entrance and the windows, a belfry atop a massive tower at the front, and a central dome.
 The sanctuary is located on the second story of the building, while the first story is divided into multiple Sunday school classrooms.
 Between labor, the lot, and materials, the congregation paid over $28,000 for construction.
 The resulting building is typical of the period; like the buildings that other Mechanicsburg churches built around the same time, it reflects the Gothic Revival style that was popular for ecclesiastical architecture during the late nineteenth century.
 As a result of their sizes and designs, the village's churches are the most prominent components of the built environment, and because of its location on Main Street, the Methodist Church becomes even more of a landmark than would otherwise be caused by its place as the largest of the village's churches.
The present church building is a brick Gothic Revival structure with a stone foundation.  Two stories tall, it features decorative elements such as stained glass in all of the windows, stone trim around the entrance and the windows, a belfry atop a massive tower at the front, and a central dome.  The sanctuary is located on the second story of the building, while the first story is divided into multiple Sunday school classrooms.  Between labor, the lot, and materials, the congregation paid over $28,000 for construction.  The resulting building is typical of the period; like the buildings that other Mechanicsburg churches built around the same time, it reflects the Gothic Revival style that was popular for ecclesiastical architecture during the late nineteenth century.  As a result of their sizes and designs, the village's churches are the most prominent components of the built environment, and because of its location on Main Street, the Methodist Church becomes even more of a landmark than would otherwise be caused by its place as the largest of the village's churches.
Mechanicsburg United Methodist Church