An architectural survey dates this church to 1944, but I believe it more likely dates to circa 1900-1910, give or take a few years. I think the St. Mark name is a later association, though I haven’t been able to pinpoint a specific history. The survey also suggested the steeple has been altered by the removal of a roof. This is somewhat obvious, but not confirmed. Like other structures in this area, it was once listed on the National Register of Historic Places but for some reason has been de-listed.