Salem Chapel

Salem Chapel is a Virginia historical marker in Mecklenburg County, dedicated 1934.

Mecklenburg County · dedicated 1934 · Rte. 1/58 (West Danville Street), near Goodes Ferry Road, South Hill

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A mile south is the site of Salem Chapel, one of the pioneer Methodist churches of the state. Of it Francis Asbury wrote, "the best house we have in the country part of Virginia." There he held four sessions of the Virginia Annual conference: November, 1795; April, 1798; March, 1802; April, 1804. The building was burned about 1870.

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