My son attends the nearby college and we visited this church together. We lucked out and tagged along on a tour group at the last minute. We were so glad we did. Ms. Wortham was truly a most knowledgeable, interesting, and passionate church historian and tour guide. This was a very memorable tour and I wish to return and bring... more

Best tour we had all week, very inexpensive, and a very different experience. Awesome tour hostess. She gave us an in-depth history lesson about slavery and the role of the church. While small, the museum has an incredible collection of handwritten documents, photos, and items from the 1800s. Check out the handmade quilts and the history behind the designs. Fascinating... more

This church, which was built by slaves, was used as a part of the "underground railroad" during the Civil War. The holes in the flooring (air holes) are still in existance. The holes form a design, which probably led others to believe it composed a tribal symbol. Upstairs in the balcony are some of the original pews made by slaves.... more