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History of the Methodist Church

 
Methodist Church

The early circuit riders helped form this congregation's first meeting at the William Gordon Farm in the 1820's.

A revival held in Kennedy's Wagon Shop in 1840 led to the building of a church in Metamora Cemetery call "Watcoot."  The present church was built in 1853 on land donated by John McWhorter.  The Basement of this church served for a time as the village school prior to the Civil War.

First remodeling in 1886 removed exterior staircases and enclosed the central vestibule.  Stained glass windows and a hand pumped pipe organ was installed in 1915.  Congregational name was changed to United Methodist Church in 1968.