Built in 1791 as a P resbyterian church, the building is believed to be the largest one-room structure standing in North America. The church's graveyard is the burial site of Stone, as well as many other early settlers. The historic building is still in use, serving as the site of worship services, weddings, lectures, and other special events. Since 1957, the original church has been encased in a rare tan Cane Ridge stone superstructure for preservation.
Picnic facilities are avialable on the grounds.
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