Long Street Church

Long Street Church is a Presbyterian house of worship near Fayetteville featuring a two-story wooden frame structure with five bays across its front and a full-height porch. The building rests on fieldstone foundations and includes a Palladian window in its design.

This house of worship was built in 1850 during a period when Classical Revival design dominated religious architecture. In 1921, the property became part of a military installation when the government acquired the land.

The building reflects religious building practices from the 19th century through its Classical Revival design elements. Visitors can observe how these architectural choices shaped worship spaces of that era.

The property is located west of Fayetteville and is accessible by vehicle. The grounds span several acres, allowing visitors to explore the site at a comfortable pace.

The building gained official historic designation in 1974, recognizing its importance as a surviving example of pre-Civil War religious architecture. This status marked its place among preserved structures of regional historical value.