St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church

Hancock County · 203 W. South St, McComb, OH, 45840 -- SW corner of W. South Street & High Street

Side A: This frame church, architecturally typical of the rural churches built throughout Ohio in the latter nineteenth century, was constructed in 1885 during the pastorate of E.L.T. Engers. The first pastors were from the German Reformed tradition and served a German-speaking congregation. The church contains native oak hand-hewn beams, rafters, and floor joists. The stained-glass windows were added in 1902. Side B: Same

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