
The church was delapidated, but very moving in its simplicity.

The sign says it was founded in 1768 as part of a religious revival sweeping across the American colonies. It's not clear to me if this building dates from then.

Can't you just imagine the locals worshiping here? I wonder what happened to the pews. There's a small graveyard out back filled with gravestones carrying local names we recognize...because they're the names of roads and small businesses all around here.

How neat!
ReplyDeleteReally interesting. I hope some historical society steps in to save the church. It's beautiful.
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