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First
Baptist Church
301 Fourth Street
740/373-1273
Valley
View Baptist Church*
Longacre Drive, Reno OH
740/373-8988
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| BAPTIST
AMERICAN |
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First
Baptist Church*
431 Highland Avenue
304/375-5888
Williamstown, WV 26187
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| BAPTIST-
INDEPENDENT FUNDAMENTAL |
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Open
Door Baptist Church
301 Franklin Street
740/373-7771
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| BAPTIST
SOUTHERN |
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North
Hills Baptist Church
108 Stonecrest Drive
740/373-9816 |
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| BIBLE |
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Evergreen
Bible Church
Ellsworth Ave.
740/374-8109
Souls
Harbor Baptist Church
Caywood Road
740/373-8118
Faith
Bible Church*
118 W. 9th St.
Williamstown, WV 26187
304/375-4877
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| CATHOLIC |
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St.
Mary's Catholic Church
506 Fourth Street
740/373-3643 |
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| CHRISTIAN |
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Central
Christian Church Disciples of Christ
807 Colegate Drive
740/373-4718
Reno
Christian Church*
Newport Pike, Reno
740/373-3710
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| CHURCH
OF CHRIST |
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Church
of Christ
6th & Washington Sts.
740/373-3240
Harmar
Hill Church of Christ
200 Edgewood Dr.
740/373-1350
Williamstown
Church of Christ*
111 W. 9th Street
304/375-6477
Williamstown, WV 26187
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| CHURCH
OF GOD |
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Marietta
Church of God
501 Colegate Dr.
740/373-4219 & 376-9302
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| CHURCH
OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS |
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1503
Glendale Road
740/373-9122 |
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| COMMUNITY |
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Chapel
on the Hill
1119 Lancaster St
740/373-6246 |
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| CONGREGATIONAL |
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First
Congregational Church
318 Front Street
740/373-0741
St.
Paul's United
401 Fifth Street
740/373-3757
Putnam
Congregational Church
Masonic Park Road & Chamberlain Dr.
740/374-7274 |
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| EPISCOPAL |
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St.
Luke's Episcopal Church
320 Second Street
740/373-5132
Christ
Memorial Episcopal Church*
409 Columbia
Williamstown, WV
304/375-6506
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| JEHOVAH'S
WITNESS |
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Kingdom
Hall
Muskingum Drive
740/373-3254 |
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| LUTHERAN |
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St.
Luke's Lutheran Church
401 Scammel Street
740/373-1716
Crown
of Life Evangelical Lutheran Church
(Wisconsin Synod) 300 Wooster Street,
740/374-3664
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| NAZARENE |
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First
Church of the Nazarene
100 Mill Creek Road
740/373-5406
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| NON-DENOMINATIONAL |
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Marietta
Bible Center Church
Muskingum Drive
740/373-5551 |
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| PENTECOSTAL |
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The
Celebration Center
822 Front Street
740/374-5300
New
Life United Pentecostal Church
325 Seventh Street
740/373-0227
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| PRESBYTERIAN |
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First
Presbyterian Church
501 Fourth Street
740/373-1800
First
Presbyterian Church*
Fifth & Columbia
Williamstown, WV 26187
304/375-6211
Covenant
Presbyterian Church In America (PCA)*
1800 Grand Central Ave.
Vienna, WV 26105
304/295-5200
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| RELIGIOUS
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS) |
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Mid-Ohio
Valley Friends
426 Sixth Streets
740/373-5248 |
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| SALVATION
ARMY |
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136 Front St.
Marietta, OH 45750
740-373-4043 |
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| SEVENTH
DAY ADVENTIST |
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Marietta
Seventh Day Adventist
505 Fourth Street
740/374-8488 |
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| UNITARIAN
UNIVERSALIST |
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Unitarian
Universalist Church
232 Third Street
740/373-1238 |
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| UNITED
METHODIST |
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Christ
United Methodist Church
301 Wooster Street
740/373-1512
Faith
United Methodist Church
503 Seventh Street
740/373-2639
Gilman
United Methodist Church
312 Gilman Avenue
740/373-6478
Norwood
United Methodist Church
23 Colegate Drive
740/374-5606
Sand
Hill United Methodist Church*
Sandhill Yankeeburg Road, Reno
740/373-8712
Tunnel
United Methodist Church
Tunnel Road
740/374-5634
First
United Methodist Church*
304 West Fifth Street
Williamstown, WV
304/375-6386
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| WESLEYAN
METHODIST |
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Wesleyan
Methodist Church
713 1/2 Second Street
740/373-1459 |
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| SYNAGOGUES |
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B'Nai
Israel Temple*
1703 20th Street
Parkersburg, WV 26101
304/428-1192
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Mound Cemetery
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Located 5th and Scammel
Streets
Marietta. Ohio
The famous mound in
Mound Cemetery located in the heart of the City has more Revolutionary War
officers buried than at any other point in America
Marietta, the first
settlement in the Northwest Territory, is home to one of the oldest
pioneer burial grounds west of the Appalachian Mountains: Mound Cemetery.
General Rufus Putnam, who led the settlers here and founded the city,
donated the plot of land surrounding this large Indian mound in January
1801, and the first burial took place in October of that same year--that
of Revolutionary War veteran Robert Taylor.
In its early years, Mound Cemetery saw the burial of more than twenty-five
Revolutionary War soldiers, including Rufus Putnam himself. Many of the
Revolutionary War veterans went west to pursue their fortunes and start
families, and a large number of them are interred here. Below you can see
the Revolutionary soldiers' memorial: a grid of metal memorial stars.
At the center of the graveyard is the Indian mound, which is thirty feet
tall and can be climbed using a staircase. Signs warn you that it's a
major crime to leave the staircase and trample the mound--maybe because
the cemetery is a registered National Landmark. Historians agree that the
Hopewell Indians built the mound, even though most of Marietta's famous
earthworks were built by the Adena.
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Harmar Cemetery
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State Route #7 at Wood
Street
West side of the Muskingum River
Marietta OH
The cemetery is 5.2
acres. Total known burials is over 1000. Oldest cemetery in Marietta is
owned and maintained by the city of Marietta.
The Harmar Cemetery
is the oldest cemetery located on the west side of Marietta, with the
majority of burials being former residents of the west side of Marietta
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Oak Grove
Burial
Listing
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8th and Washington Ave.
Marietta, OH
Oak Grove Cemetery originally consisted of 33 acres, is owned by the city
of Marietta, since 1861, when they purchased the land from Judge Arius
Nye. First burial was made in 1864, and is still in use today.
The Oak Grove
cemetery is located between Eighth, Tenth and Washington Streets, with a
mausoleum in the center of the cemetery.
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