First Congregational Church [of St. Clair]
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N 42° 49.494 W 082° 29.260
17T E 378397 N 4742443
Located on the west side of North 3rd Street, between Thornapple and Adams Streets. Street side parking available. Take a look at the photo gallery to see what happens when the church bell goes off while you are taking a photo.
Waymark Code: WMW84
Location: Michigan, United States
Date Posted: 10/23/2006
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This red-brick stone-faced structure was built in 1879 by Samuel Hopkins on land donated by his son William. Founded in 1833, its congregation is the oldest continuing one in St. Clair County. The church's sixty-six-foot clock tower with its four back-lighted clock faces is visible from the Canadian shore. It appears on navigation charts of the St. Clair River and has long been the city clock.
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