Litchfield Presbyterian Hurch - Litchfield, NH - Country Churches on Waymarking.com

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"The Litchfield Community Church Presbyterian has roots that go back to the founding of the community. When the Massachusetts Bay Colony granted the town a charter in 1734, one of the requirements was that, “the town must settle a minister and build a meeting house.” The original meeting house was completed in 1736 and served as a town hall as well as a church until 1844. In that year the present building was built. It was not until 1974 that the building was elevated, and a parish hall, modern kitchen, and rest rooms were constructed in the basement level. A minister’s study and conference room were added to the rear of the building on the ground level."
(Info from web site)
Much of the town of Litchfield is still agricultural even today.

Church Name: Litchfield Community Church Presbyterian Church In Use (even only just occassionally): yes Date Church Built: 1844 Rate this church.:

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