CHoWs - By Denomination


Presbyterian


First Presbyterian, Wilmington
Wilmington, DE
Presbyterian, 1740
Brick
Hold mouse here for more info!No longer at its original location, this building now serves the Colonial Dames of America, Delaware Chapter.
New Castle Presbyterian
New Castle, DE
Presbyterian, 1707
Brick
Old Drawyers
Odessa, DE
Presbyterian, 1773
Brick
Walpole MH
South Bristol, ME
Presbyterian, 1772
Wood
Hold mouse here for more info!Just a few miles from the Harrington Meeting House, Walpole bears a remarkable resemblance to it. They were completed within a year or so together. This too allows one to step back in time.
Manokin Presbyterian
Princess Anne, MD
Presbyterian, 1765
Brick
Rehoboth Presbyterian
Rehoboth, MD
Presbyterian, 1706
Brick
Rock Presbyterian
Fair Hill, MD
Presbyterian, 1761
Stone
Old North Vestry
Nantucket, MA
Presbyterian, 1732
Wood
Old South, Second Presbyterian
Newburyport, MA
Presbyterian, 1756
Wood
Pelham MH
Pelham, MA
Presbyterian, 1743
Wood
East Derry Parish
Derry, NH
Presbyterian, 1769
Wood
Deerfield Stone
Deerfield, NJ
Presbyterian, 1771
Stone
Fairfield Presbyterian
New England Cross Roads, NJ
Presbyterian, 1780
Stone
Hold mouse here for more info!This stone church is at the edge of a really large rural cemetery, and if one has a quiet traffic day, one can easily see this as the residents saw it in the 18th century.
First Presbyterian, Connecticut Farms
Union, NJ
Presbyterian, 1783
Stone
First Presbyterian, Elizabeth
Elizabeth, NJ
Presbyterian, 1784
Brick
First Presbyterian, Newark
Newark, NJ
Presbyterian, 1787
Stone
Pittsgrove Presbyterian
Daretown, NJ
Presbyterian, 1767
Brick
Hold mouse here for more info!Its location in a true village in southern (rural) New Jersey gives this church a distinct colonial-era edge. The extensive property includes some very large old trees, enhancing the colonial atmosphere.
Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville, NJ
Presbyterian, 1764
Brick
Tennett, Freehold
Freehold, NJ
Presbyterian, 1751
Wood
Hold mouse here for more info!Even in the nation’s most densely populated state, some locations still seem from another time. This church has sufficient surrounding land to produce that effect.
First Presbyterian, Huntington
Huntington, NY
Presbyterian, 1784
Wood
St. Peter's, Spencertown
Spencertown, NY
Presbyterian, 1771
Wood
Donegal Presbyterian
East Donegal Twp/Maytown, PA
Presbyterian, 1740
Stone
First Prebyterian, Carlisle
Carlisle, PA
Presbyterian, 1757
Stone
Great Conewago Presbyterian
Hunterstown, PA
Presbyterian, 1787
Stone
Guinston
Airville, PA
Presbyterian, 1773
Stone
Lower Marsh Creek Presbyterian
Gettysburg, PA
Presbyterian, 1790
Stone
Neshaminy Presbyterian
Neshaminy, PA
Presbyterian, 1743
Stone
Newtown Presbyterian
Newtown, PA
Presbyterian, 1769
Stone
Norriton Presbyterian MH
Norristown, PA
Presbyterian, 1698
Stone
Paxton
Harrisburg (Paxtang), PA
Presbyterian, 1740
Stone
Pine Street Presbyterian
Philadelphia, PA
Presbyterian, 1766
Brick
Silver Spring Presbyterian
Mechanicsburg, PA
Presbyterian, 1783
Stone
St. Luke's, Ottsville
Ottsville, PA
Presbyterian, 1768
Stone
Ebenezer Little River
Jenkinsville, SC
Presbyterian, 1788
Brick
John's Island Presbyterian
John's Island, SC
Presbyterian, 1719
Wood
Augusta Stone Church
Fort Defiance, VA
Presbyterian, 1747
Stone
Old Stone Presbyterian
Winchester, VA
Presbyterian, 1788
Stone
Providence Presbyterian
Gum Spring, VA
Presbyterian, 1747
Wood
Timber Ridge Presbyterian
Lexington, VA
Presbyterian, 1756
Stone
Hold mouse here for more info!Just a few yards down the hill is the birthplace site of Sam Houston, the Texas independence leader.


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