Although this Late Victorian era influenced building does not overtly express an inspiration by any particular architecture style, the modest pilaster corner boards and slightly pedimented window molding provides a hint of Greek Revival influence.  Since it has had little alteration, it stands the way it was built.  It is a rare and pristine representation of Colorado’s early rural design and its vernacular construction methods of 1880.  Similarly, the associated 1880 cemetery met another basic need of the pioneers without extravagance.  The church’s simplistic design carries over to that of the cemetery with a basic plot plan (in place from 1880), native grasses and trees, and prevailing wooden cross grave markers.