Westover Church

Westover Church is a Virginia historical marker in Charles City County, dedicated 1968.

Charles City County · dedicated 1968 · Rte. 5, 0.4 miles west of Rte. 609, at church

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A short distance south is Westover Church. It was first built on the James River near Westover House early in the seventeenth century. About 1730 the site was changed and the present building erected. Defaced in the Campaign of 1862, the church was reopened for worship in 1867.

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