Historic Church Trail

Historic churches near Marion District

This trail starts at Marion District and ranks nearby churches by distance, National Register records, founding era, Wikidata architecture, and heritage notes.

Stops
12
NRHP
11
Styles
3

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Stops

Nearest historic churches

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01

First Presbyterian Church

Marion, NC · 2.2 mi away

  • National Register 91000291
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Neoclassical architecture
03

Gaston Chapel Ame Church

Morganton, NC · 19.7 mi away

  • National Register 84000077
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Founded 1900
04

Crossnore Presbyterian Church

Crossnore, NC · 22.3 mi away

  • National Register 96000206
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Founded 1924
05

Crossnore Presbyterian Church

Crossnore, NC · 22.3 mi away

  • National Register 96000206
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Founded 1924
06

Waldensian Presbyterian Church

Valdese, NC · 26.6 mi away

  • National Register 84000116
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Romanesque Revival architecture
07

First Baptist Church

Forest City, NC · 27.6 mi away

  • National Register 89001417
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Founded 1915
  • Neoclassical architecture
08

Saint Luke Episcopal Church

Asheville, NC · 28.8 mi away

  • National Register 97001198
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Founded 1894
09

First Baptist Church

Asheville, NC · 29.7 mi away

  • National Register 76001308
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Art Deco architecture
10

First Christian Church

Asheville, NC · 29.8 mi away

  • National Register 76001308
  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Art Deco architecture
12

The Cathedral of All Souls

Asheville, NC · 30.2 mi away

  • National Register of Historic Places listed place
  • Romanesque Revival architecture
  • Architect: Richard Morris Hunt