Christ Church is an Episcopal church and historic landmark on South State Street, a few steps from The Green. The present building dates from 1734, making it one of the oldest surviving churches in Delaware. The interior is spare and white, in the Anglican colonial tradition, with box pews and clear glass windows. The church has been in continuous use since its founding.
The churchyard, shaded by old trees and surrounding the original building on three sides, holds graves dating back to the early eighteenth century. Several figures from Delaware's colonial and revolutionary history are buried here, and the churchyard has been designated part of the First State Heritage Park. The church is open for visits during office hours.