St. Andrew's Lutheran Church

St. Andrew's Lutheran Church is a South Carolina historical marker in Irmo vicinity, Lexington County, dedicated 1985.

Lexington County · dedicated 1985 · St. Andrews Rd., about 1 mi. W of I-26, Irmo vicinity, Irmo vicinity

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These four acres were conveyed to St. Andrew's Lutheran Church in 1835, and by November of that year, the congregation had built and dedicated a building. It is believed that the community of St. Andrews derived its name from this church. In 1949, the church moved to its present location on Broad River Road.

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Marker data: South Carolina Historical Marker Program, SC Department of Archives and History
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St. Andrew's Lutheran Church

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