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Harmony Presbyterian Church
Harmony, Warren County

   

The traditional meetinghouse has round-arch window and door surrounds and there is a vaguely Italianate style to the belfry in this 1886 building in Warren county. The congregation was founded in 1807, and this is its third church on the site. The steeple, which is illuminated at night and can be seen for miles, was erected in 1892.
     For many years in the nineteenth century, the church shared a minister with a Presbyterian church across the river in Pennsylvania.

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