FORMER Youngblood Memorial Presbyterian Church - Robinson, TX - Presbyterian Churches on Waymarking.com

Approved in 1999, a Texas Historical Marker was placed in front of the sanctuary when the congregation celebrated its 125th anniversary, but at some point, they went inactive. The property was sold to the City of Robinson in 2015, and as of this posting, they have no future plans for development. The marker provides some history:

Established in 1874, this was the second church in Robinsonville (later Robinson). The Rev. Samuel King and 21 other former members of the First Presbyterian Church of Waco organized the Robinsonville Presbyterian Church on December 4. The Rev. Mr. King served until August 1876. Twenty-five members joined in five days that year. By late 1877, the congregation had 71 members. They met in the local schoolhouse until a building was erected in 1878. Membership declined in the 20th century; by 1942, the membership was again twenty-one. The Sunday school reorganized in 1946. Two community benefactors gave the funding for a new building in 1956 in honor of their mothers, Maude (Edwards) Britain and Emma (Mote) Youngblood. It was renamed Youngblood Memorial that year. The congregation continues in the traditions of its founders.

Presbyterian Denomination: Vacant/Inactive Status: Converted to other use Address: 200 S Old Robinson Rd Robinson, TX USA 76706 Date Built: 1956 Architect: Unknown Relevant Web Site: Not listed

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