Formerly the First Congregational Church of Sedalia, this 1889 church has been lucky to survive.
Abandoned in the 80’s, it was acquired by a Slavic congregation as early as 2006, but don’t quote me on that year. This one was hard to find information on.
I would hope it is on the National Register of Historical Places. But I haven’t been able to find that data as of yet.
At one point, the church had many more stained glass windows. Unfortunately there have been more modern replacements. Not to mention the basement windows are all closed with cement and blocks.
I did find Missouri State info suggesting Sedalia is void of any Pre-Civil War buildings. So this one must be one of the earliest.
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Katy Trail Creations 
Beautiful photo! Thanks for sharing!
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Nice to know it wasn’t abandoned or left to face the wrecking ball because it is a beautiful building.
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I hope to see inside sometime. Bet it’s just as lovely 😊
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This is such a magnificent building. I’m glad it has been saved. Thanks for sharing this with us!
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It’s a testament to the builders for sure. Bet they’d be pleased too. Thanks for visiting
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What a wonderful building!
janet
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Thank you!
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