The third St. Luke's Anglican in Woodstock, this and its predecessors were all wood framed buildings, this one done in the Carpenter Gothic style and standing on a rubble stone foundation. The carpenters of this church took obvious pride in their work, as the exterior exhibits a good deal of extra attention to detail having been given to the building.
The parish was begun in 1791 with the ordination of Frederick Dibblee to the Holy Order of Deacons. The first St. Luke's Anglican was built in the 1830s and it was the great fire of 1881 which removed the second St. Luke's Anglican from this site. This church was begun shortly after, being completed in 1883 and consecrated on February 2nd of that year.
One of the church's prized possessions is a Casavant Frères Ltée. pipe organ,
Opus 89, installed in 1898.