The First Old Stone Church

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The First Old Stone Church
First Presbyterian Church derived its nickname from the original structure built on Public Square in 1834. Made of hammered gray sandstone, the building was commonly referred to as the stone church. Over the years, as additional stone churches were constructed throughout Cleveland, the First Presbyterian Church would take on the name "old stone church".

Photograph courtesy of Cleveland State University Special Collections
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