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| City/County/Congressional District: • Nashville , Howard County ( District 4 ) |
| Location Class: • Church |
| Year Built: • 1912 |
| Historic Designation: • National Register of Historic Places 1976 |
| Status: • Endangered |
The First Presbyterian Church of Nashville is a textbook example of Victorian “Carpenter Gothic” architecture. The building features interior exposed Gothic beams, bead board ceilings, wainscoting, a four-square Victorian bell tower, High Gothic bronze door hardware and intricately cut Florentine glass windows. It served the community as a church from 1912-1975 and then as a museum, but has been vacant for years. The local historical association has plans for its rehabilitation and use.