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Summerton Presbyterian Church

Summerton Presbyterian Church is a South Carolina historical marker in Summerton, Clarendon County, dedicated 2001.

Clarendon County · dedicated 2001 · 16 Cantey St., Summerton, Summerton

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Front: This church, founded in 1875 as a mission of the Presbyterian Church in Manning, grew out of occasional services held in the Methodist church before the Civil War. The first worship site, a renovated carriage house, was located ½ mi. east at Wildwood Plantation, on Taw Caw Road. Reverse: Summerton Presbyterian Church was formally organized in 1883 with twenty-one charter members. A frame church was built on Main St. in 1885, but by 1905 the congregation wished to move from the downtown business district and began work on the present brick sanctuary here, completed in 1907.

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Marker data: South Carolina Historical Marker Program, SC Department of Archives and History

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