St. George's Church was consecrated in 1826, during the British Raj. It served primarily as a place of worship for the British officers and residents stationed in Coonoor. The church's construction reflects the architectural style prevalent during that era, with its classic design and sturdy structure. Over the years, St. George's Church has witnessed significant historical events and has remained a symbol of faith and community. The church's graveyard contains the remains of many British citizens who lived and died in the Nilgiris. Today, it stands as a testament to Coonoor's colonial past and continues to be an active place of worship.