Waynesboro Downtown Historic District
601 W Main St
Main Street Methodist Church, 1950; 1956
BrickDoes not contribute to the district's historic character
Did you know?Mill Street has disappeared
From the National Register nomination
One-story, neo-Gothic Revival front-gabled brick church, three bays wide and six bays deep to the transept. Located on the northwest corner of Main and Church, replacing the congregation's previous church on the site. Exterior features include walls of brick laid in Flemish bond, vertical windows with stained-glass panels and cast-stone peaked surrounds, a recessed front entry with doors flanking a cast-stone cross, a square belfry topped by a pyramidal roof and a tall slender spire, and a large Sunday school annex to the rear that was built in 1950 as an addition to the earlier church.
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