First Presbyterian Church, Annapolis

The history of the First Presbyterian Church started in the colonial period. Its current building was built in 1826 as the Hallam Theatre. In 1847, the structure underwent reconstruction for the church, becoming a tradition for the New England Georgian-styled, colonial building. In 1874, a belltower and a new facade were added. In 1947, it was named National Naval Memorial of the Presbyterian Church. The current church's windows are dedicated to people who have contributed to the history of the First Presbyterian Church.

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Sight Name: First Presbyterian Church
Sight Location: Annapolis, USA (See walking tours in Annapolis)
Sight Type: Religious

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