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First Church in Rockingham County D7 |
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 Picture Courtesy of Tom and Nancy Long
The first church in Rockingham County was built on this site in 1747 on land owned by Captain Daniel Harrison of the colonial militia. Serving as a Chapel of Ease for Augusta Parish, the first building is believed to have been built of logs. The chapel was replaced by a larger frame building some 20 years later. Following the Revolutionary War, the church was used by a Methodist congregation; it was sold and functioned as a barn until it was torn down about 1900.
Department of Historic Resources 1990
Rt. 732 near VA Rt. 290, Dayton. Rockingham County Virginia
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