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Site of Reynold’s Church

Site of Reynold’s Church is a Delaware historical marker in Milton, Sussex County, dedicated 2008.

Sussex County · dedicated 2008 · 23241 Reynolds Pond Road, Milton

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On October 14, 1869, a group of local residents gathered for the purpose of organizing and electing trustees for a Methodist Protestant church near Reynolds Mills. The following month, land was obtained to serve as a site for a house of worship. Construction was completed in 1870, but the building was destroyed by fire on the day of its dedication. After worshipping for a time in a local school, members erected a second structure in 1872. The congregation was formally incorporated as Reynolds M. P. Church on April 1, 1897. By the 1960s, regular services were discontinued, and in 1967 the deteriorating condition of the church resulted in its removal.

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