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Mount Pisgah Church

Canton, TX

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1385 County Road 4105Canton, TX 75103

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Summary

The adjoining cemetery remains active and in use as a registered landmark and historic site for the State of Texas, offering insights into the 1870’s founding community. The church building itself is permanently closed due to vandalism and burglary.

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Mount Pisgah Church in Canton, TX, is a historic site with a cemetery that remains active as a registered Texas landmark. While the church building is permanently closed due to past vandalism, the adjacent cemetery offers a peaceful glimpse into the 1870s founding community and is well-maintained for visitors.

Pros

  • The active cemetery is a registered historic landmark in Texas.
  • A historical marker on-site provides insights into 1870s community history and founding families.
  • The cemetery’s grounds are described as well-maintained and peaceful.

Cons

  • The main church building is permanently closed and not accessible to visitors.
  • Website information is unavailable or unclear, making details about the site harder to verify.
  • No active worship services or congregational activities are currently available at this location.

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  • J. E. Higginbotham2 years ago

    The church has been permanently closed due to vandalism and burglary, but the adjoining cemetery is still active and in use. As the cemetery is a registered landmark and historic site for the State of Texas, it's worth a visit, even if the church is not.

  • David Burelsmith4 years ago

    The church does not appear to be in use, but the cemetery next door is really nice, and includes a historical marker with details about the initial community in 1870’s. It also includes some information about the origin of the founding families of the area.

Services and facilities

Facilities

  • Cemetery
  • Historical Marker (1870’S Community History)

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