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Williamston Center United Methodist Church

Williamston Center United Methodist Church is a Michigan historical marker in Williamston, Ingham County, dedicated 1984.

Ingham County · dedicated 1984 · 5491 Zimmer Road, Williamston

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The Williamston Center United Methodist Church is the out-growth of a Methodist class that met in a local schoolhouse before this structure was completed. On November 5, 1877, members of the congregation pledged money to build this church. Merrit Andress deeded the site to the congregation, and G. S. Brower was the builder. The handsome Greek Revival church, which cost $1,500, was completed in 1879. Sunday School classrooms were added in the 1920s; and a modern kitchen and restroom facilities, in 1960.

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