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First Presbyterian Church
White Township, Warren County

Oxford was the site of an early ironworks, so one would expect to find an old church, or two, in the town. This lovely brick building, erected in 1856, lies about halfway between Oxford and Belvidere (the county seat). The congregation dates to 1729, and some of the stones in the cemetery are almost that old. When the congregation outgrew this church, they built their new one, in 1890, in town.

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