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Harkey's Chapel United Methodist Church - 647

Founded Circa 1829-1830 Original log house of worship built St. Clair Co. near Broken Arrow Creek, six miles from Coosa River. Named Harkey's Chapel for first minister, Rev. David. Harkey of Cahawba Circuit. Present church built 1904 by A. I. Abels with community helpers. Preserved by members of Harkey's Chapel United Methodist Church. Entered Alabama Register of Historic Places 1978. Location: Randolph County


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