When purchased, the building had four brick walls, a roof, and a dirt floor. The walls were plastered in 1784 and the wooden floor laid shortly after the Revolutionary War. Altar candelabra and other appointments from the 1790s are still used regularly. Many features of the sanctuary date from the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Restroom facilities are available at the church.
Minimal parking is available next to the church on New Street.
Inquire within the church for additional information about parking. St. George's United Methodist Church is part of the Independence National Historical Park and surrounding historic area. Many of Philadelphia's tourist attractions date from the era of St. George's early history. Other Heritage Landmarks in the annual conference are Albright Chapel , Boehm's Chapel , and Zoar United Methodist Church . Within the boundaries of the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference, in Philadelphia County.