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Enon Baptist Church

Enon Baptist Church is a Virginia historical marker in Chester, Chesterfield County, dedicated 1997.

Chesterfield County · dedicated 1997 · 13607 N. Enon Church Road, Chester

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Enon Baptist Church was organized on 8 October 1849. The church was built here on a one-acre tract given by the founder, John Alexander Strachan. In May 1864, during the Civil War, Union army troops under Maj. Gen. Benjamin F. Butler dismantled Enon Baptist Church and moved the lumber to nearby Point of Rocks where they used it to build a military hospital. After the war, members of the congregation dismantled the hospital and used the material to rebuild the present Enon Church. Later, the congregation petitioned Congress and was awarded compensation for the army's destruction of the building.

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