This narrow, front-gabled building with clapboard siding and overhanging boxed eaves was erected for $178. An open cupola added in 1943 houses the bell from a disbanded Baptist church. The parsonage (1897), converted to a Sunday school in 1943, now has a layer of plaster over its frame construction. Inside the church, the beaded board ceiling
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