Buckhorn Baptist Church


Title
Buckhorn Baptist Church
Description
Black and white photograph of Buckhorn Baptist Church, near Murfreesboro, North Carolina. On November 13, 1835, with a congregation of 7 men and 16 women, Buckhorn chapel was organized with aid of Meherrin Church. This congregation guided by its first pastor Elder James Delk held services in an abandoned house of worship located on the grounds of what is now Buckhorn Baptist Church. Since 1835 thirty-four ministers have shepherded the Buckhorn Chapel/Buckhorn Baptist Church congregation. The photograph was taken by Colbert P. Howell, Raleigh, N.C., for the Murfreesboro Historical Association. Date approximated.
Date
1950-1979
Original Format
photographs
Extent
25cm x 20cm
Local Identifier
0691-006-b1-ff-i195
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Subject(s)
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Location of Original
East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Comments

Lucinda Dec 09 2019

This church is actually located in the incorporated village of Como, NC -- not in the neighboring town of Murfreesboro.

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