Did you know our Church building is 170 years old? The Community Church (originally known as the Union Church) was erected in 1849 over the meetinghouse at a cost of $2,875. First organized by the Baptist in 1794, the church was supported by both the Baptists and Methodists but has always been open to every established denomination.
The Carriage Barn, adjacent to the church and where early settlers tethered their horses while they attended service, was restored by the church with approval from the Selectmen in 1976 for the Bicentennial celebration and has been used for social and fund raising events.
