Results for Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church - Key West
The original church building was first established in 1878...
Mount Olive African Methodist Episcopal Church
One of the oldest churches in the Dunbar community, Mount ...
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church - Punta Gorda
"Uncle Dan" Smith, a local African American religious lead...
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church Community Cemetery
Originally known as the White Lily Cemetery, the Mount Oli...
Community of Royal/Ebenezer African Methodist Episcopal Church
When slavery was abolished in 1865, the Royal community wa...
St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church
This AME church started as a small wooden structure in 189...
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church - Kissimmee
This one-story Masonry Vernacular church was constructed i...
Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church - Ocala
The only surviving brick 19th century religious structure ...
Mount Olive African Methodist Episcopal Church
This one-story masonry vernacular style building with Neo-...
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church - St. Petersburg
Built in 1922, the Bethel AME Church is Gothic Revival in ...
Results for Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church - Key West
The original church building was first established in 1878, in the 700 block of Duval Street. The Ku Klux Klan claimed responsibility for burning it down in 1922, saying it was tired of the noise of church services.
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Mount Olive African Methodist Episcopal Church
One of the oldest churches in the Dunbar community, Mount Olive's congregation dates to 1895. Church services were held for many years at several locations, including the Lee County Courthouse, where the congregation was originally organized. The church was built ...
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church - Punta Gorda
"Uncle Dan" Smith, a local African American religious leader, constructed a thatch-roofed hut church on this site in 1886. Several white families, including Colonel Albert W. Gilchrist, who later became governor of Florida, were in attendance at the first service. ...
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church Community Cemetery
Originally known as the White Lily Cemetery, the Mount Olive Courtenay Community Cemetery was on the grounds adjacent to the Bethel AME Church, one of the first black churches on Merritt Island. Grave sites date from 1919.
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Community of Royal/Ebenezer African Methodist Episcopal Church
When slavery was abolished in 1865, the Royal community was founded by former slaves from the old Green Plantation located near the Withlacoochee River. Moving further inland to farm for themselves, the former slaves built log cabin homes and dug ...
St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church
This AME church started as a small wooden structure in 1894 and has grown to encompass an entire corner. It is all that remains of a once thriving African American district.
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Photo courtesy of St. ...
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church - Kissimmee
This one-story Masonry Vernacular church was constructed in 1916. The name of Lawrence Silas, a prosperous black cattleman in Florida's range country, appears on the cornerstone. With his father's estate gone, Lawrence Silas rebuilt the family fortune and eventually owned ...
Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church - Ocala
The only surviving brick 19th century religious structure in Ocala, the present Gothic Revival church stands behind the site of the original white frame building. Construction of the first brick church owned by a black congregation began in 1891 under ...
Mount Olive African Methodist Episcopal Church
This one-story masonry vernacular style building with Neo-Gothic elements was built in 1940. The congregation was organized in 1920.
Information provided by Florida Division of Historical Resources.
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church - St. Petersburg
Built in 1922, the Bethel AME Church is Gothic Revival in style and located in the Jamestown neighborhood northwest of St. Petersburg's downtown core. It is the first and oldest predominantly African American church and denomination in the city, playing ...