Cove Mennonite Church (Whitmore Schoolhouse)
A schoolhouse-turned-meetinghouse that served the Cove Mennonite Church for over forty years, the Whitmore building now stands preserved at the Heritage Center.
Church Landmarks
A schoolhouse-turned-meetinghouse that served the Cove Mennonite Church for over forty years, the Whitmore building now stands preserved at the Heritage Center.
One of three predecessor congregations to Mathias Mennonite Church, Mt. Hermon’s small frame meetinghouse stood near the West Virginia–Virginia line from 1937 onward.
Mennonite congregation in the western reaches of Rockingham County near the WV border.
Founded in 1885 in the Virginia Mennonite Conference, Zion sent ministers and Summer Bible School teams into the mountains west of Broadway for over half a century.
One of the cornerstone Mennonite congregations of the Linville area, founded in 1899.
Historic chapel in Harrisonburg with a Wikipedia-documented architectural history.
Brethren congregation in the New Market area, established 1841.
Brethren congregation north of Harrisonburg, founded 1859.
Brethren congregation along Port Republic Road in eastern Rockingham County, with roots reaching back to 1831 and a meetinghouse built in 1840.
Distinctive stone Brethren meetinghouse in the Tenth Legion area — coordinates verified from source data.