The OES visited the Concord United Methodist Church on October 15, 2000. We knew right away this church was still in active use due to an up-to-date sign in front of the building with the times of worship and upcoming events. It was a Sunday when we visited, so we hoped there might be some people there to provide us with some information and allow us inside to take photographs. Unfortunately no one was there. But from the evidence that was looked at, the church may date as far back as the 1840s-50s. The church building had a limestone foundation, which was a common 1800s building material, and the oldest burial we found in the adjacent cemetery dated to 1849. This gives a rough estimate of how old this church may be. After our first visit, we realized that we forgot to write down the church's name. So we made a second trip to the church to confirm it was called Concord United Methodist Church and took photos of the old cemetery there. If you have any information about this church, please feel free to email .
UPDATE: As of 2010, the Concord United Methodist Church has closed as a place of worship and is now an animal hospital.