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Old Stone Presbyterian Church

Old Stone Presbyterian Church was established in 1783. The present sanctuary, built in 1796, is the oldest church building in continuous use west of the Allegheny Mountains. The original building of the Lewisburg congregation which was the first organized, was erected in that same year, 1783. This church, a log building, stood about a mile and a half north west of the present town of Lewisburg. It was occupied by the congregation for only a few years until it was destroyed by fire. The adjacent cemetery has interred many prominent West Virginians.

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Location	200 Church Street Lewisburg West Virginia 24901
Phone	304-645-2676
Email	oldstone@charterinternet.com
Website	http://www.oldstone.us/ ... History Exhibit God Bless America sung by The Old Stone Church Choir Window View from Old Stone Presbyterian Church Original Painting by Juanita Akers Peyton As one gazes from the window of the Old Stone Presbyterian Church, surrounded by the charm of Lewisburg, West Virginia, in the majesty of the Allegheny Mountains, the cool breath of ...