• Source: Christ Church (Church Hill, Mississippi)

      • Christ church" target="_blank">Church is a historic church" target="_blank">church on MS 553 in church" target="_blank">Church Hill, Mississippi.


      Description and history


      The building was designed by architect J. Edward Smith in the Gothic Revival style. The brick building is covered in stucco that is scored to simulate ashlar masonry. This stucco was original salmon colored. The nave is rectangular with four bays on each side with narrow lancet windows between buttresses.
      It was built in 1858 for the first Episcopalian congregation in Mississippi. This was their third church" target="_blank">church building and bricks from the second church" target="_blank">church (1829) were used in its construction. The first had been a log structure built under the guidance of Rev. Adam Cloud who had been expelled for preaching in the area by the Spanish when the area was part of Spanish West Florida. The church" target="_blank">church was occupied by soldiers of the Union Army in 1864 during the American Civil War. The property was added to the United States National Register of Historic Places on May 6, 1977.


      See also


      History of Mississippi
      History of religion in the United States
      National Register of Historic Places listings in Jefferson County, Mississippi


      References




      External links


      Media related to Christ church" target="_blank">Church (church" target="_blank">Church Hill, Mississippi) at Wikimedia Commons

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