First Presbyterian Church
Name: First Presbyterian Church
Location: Main and Vine Streets
Built: 1904
Built in 1904, the First Presbyterian Church building replaced earlier churches built in 1841 and 1872. It is located on Main and Vine Streets, facing east. It is a wonderful example of Baroque architecture.
In 1920 an addition was made to the church. A one-story brick Sunday School building was added to the northwest corner in 1920. The Educational Building and Church offices are in a two-story building located at the southwest corner, 417 Vine Street.
The pipe organ was originally used as a theater organ in Kansas. In 1941 it was purchased and donated to the church by the Pigott, Johnston, and the Hitch families.
Other First Presbyterian Links
Fist Presbyterian Church Home link Baptisms 1849-1904 First Presbyterian Church Deacons 1849-1908 First Presbyterian Church Elders 1838-1908 First Presbyterian Church Pastors 1840-1920
This page was created by: Amanda Dodson
This project was funded by a grant from the Boonville Tourism Commission
