Originally known as Prince William’s Parish Church, it’s parishioners included some of the first colonists to arrive at the southern shores of the Carolinas and Georgia.
The church was burned during the American Revolution, as well as the American Civil War during Sherman’s March.
This image was recently unearthed in a cataloging exercise of old hard drives. The original post is here.
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