Coke Memorial Methodist Church, Kingston

Coke Memorial Methodist Church is an impressive building in the center of Kingston. The original church was opened in 1841, completely rebuilt after an earthquake in 1907. The construction material of the church was red brick. It represents the Neo-Gothic style with some elements of the Georgian epoque and is often called the Pride of Parade street. The church's architecture recalls England's Middle Ages churches. The church also has a rich history related to slavery. Methodist preachers were not allowed to preach there because they were against slavery. Now the church is considered the national monument of the city.