Heritage Landmarks of The United Methodist Church are buildings or locations significant to the history of the United Methodist Church. There are currently 49 landmarks designated by the General Conference.
Landmarks +NameImageCityStateCountryAsbury Manual Labor School/MissionFort MitchellAlabamaUnited StatesBarratt's Chapel and MuseumFredericaDelawareUnited StatesBethune-Cookman University/FoundationDaytona BeachFloridaUnited StatesTown of OxfordOxfordGeorgiaUnited StatesJohn Wesley's American ParishSavannahGeorgiaUnited StatesSt. Simons IslandSt. Simons IslandGeorgiaUnited StatesWesleyan College ClusterMaconGeorgiaUnited StatesPeter Cartwright ChurchPleasant PlainsIllinoisUnited StatesWesley Foundation, University of IllinoisChampaignIllinoisUnited StatesSite of the Organization of the Methodist Episcopal Church, SouthLouisvilleKentuckyUnited StatesCox Memorial United Methodist ChurchHallowellMaineUnited StatesOld Otterbein ChurchBaltimoreMarylandUnited StatesRobert Strawbridge HouseNew WindsorMarylandUnited StatesCokesbury College SiteAbingdonMarylandUnited StatesLovely Lane Meetinghouse SiteBaltimoreMarylandUnited StatesUnited Brethren Founding Sites ClusterFrederick and Washington CountiesMarylandUnited StatesWoman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal ChurchBostonMassachusettsUnited StatesGulfside United Methodist AssemblyWavelandMississippiUnited StatesPearl River United Methodist ChurchMadison CountyMississippiUnited StatesOld McKendree Chapelnear JacksonMissouriUnited StatesJohn Street ChurchManhattan, New York CityNew YorkUnited StatesNew York Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist HospitalBrooklyn, New York CityNew YorkUnited StatesGreen Hill HouseLouisburgNorth CarolinaUnited StatesWhitaker's ChapelEnfieldNorth CarolinaUnited StatesBishop John Seybert/Flat Rock Clusternear Flat RockOhioUnited StatesHanby HouseWestervilleOhioUnited StatesWyandott Indian MissionUpper SanduskyOhioUnited StatesNewtown Indian United Methodist ChurchOkmulgeeOklahomaUnited StatesWillamette Mission Sitenear SalemOregonUnited StatesAlbright ChapelKleinfeltersvillePennsylvaniaUnited StatesBoehm's ChapelWillow StreetPennsylvaniaUnited StatesFirst Church Building and Publishing House, Evangelical AssociationNew BerlinPennsylvaniaUnited StatesFirst United Methodist ChurchJohnstownPennsylvaniaUnited StatesIsaac Long's BarnLandis Valley, LititzPennsylvaniaUnited StatesSt. George's ChurchPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaUnited StatesSimpson House "Olde Main Building"PhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaUnited StatesZoar United Methodist ChurchPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaUnited StatesDeadwood ClusterDeadwoodSouth DakotaUnited StatesAcuff ChapelBlountvilleTennesseeUnited StatesEdward Cox HouseBluff CityTennesseeUnited StatesMcMahan ChapelSan AugustineTexasUnited StatesRutersville ClusterRutersvilleTexasUnited StatesKeywood MarkerGlade SpringVirginiaUnited StatesOld Stone Church SiteLeesburgVirginiaUnited StatesRehoboth Church and MuseumUnionWest VirginiaUnited StatesUnited Methodist BuildingCapitol HillWashington D.C.United StatesCollege of West Africa MonroviaLiberiaMary Johnston HospitalManilaPhilippinesOld Mutare MissionZimbabwe
See also
History of Methodism in the United States
Further reading
Lee, James Wideman; Luccock, Naphtali; Dixon, James Main (1900). The illustrated history of Methodism; the story of the origin and progress of the Methodist church, from its foundation by John Wesley to the present day. Written in popular style and illustrated by more than one thousand portraits and views of persons. Pitts Theology Library Emory University. St Louis New York : The Methodist magazine publishing co.
References
External links Official site