First Presbyterian Church of Northville

First Presbyterian Church of Northville is a Michigan historical marker in Northville, Wayne County, dedicated 1989.

Wayne County · dedicated 1989 · 200 East Main, Northville

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In 1829 former members of the Farmington Church organized this church, originally named the First Presbyterian Society of Plymouth. In 1835-36 a frame church was built here on land donated by D. L. Cady. A New England-inspired brick church opened in 1849 and was first remodeled under the Reverend James Dubuar who served from 1851 to 1875. Subsequent additions have included a new sanctuary, built in 1969. The original brick church is now undetectable within the present structure.

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First Presbyterian Church of Northville

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