The fully restored Old Session House now sits beside the sanctuary in the grove. The house is a constant reminder of our heritage. The old weather beaten sign still points the way to the cool shady spring. Many childen have walked down the long mossy path to spend time down at the spring. The spring is the perfect diversion on a hot summer day or during dinner on the grounds.
Children love to splash around in the water or get a cool fresh drink.
Adults often go there to remember those simpler times or to enjoy a moment of quiet meditation. The spring has run as long as anyone can remember. It was a source of drinking water for the area and still supplies a nearby home with all of their fresh water needs. Early Graveyards There are a number of graveyards with legible markers still standing in which early members of Rocky River were buried. The larger of these are the old burying ground across the Concord Road from the present church building, Spears Graveyard, about one and one-half miles to the Southeast, and the cemetery to the rear of the church.