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First United Brethren Church (now Graves United Methodist Church)
This church building is a single classical block accompanied by a pedimented entrance. The strong hint of the rustic, which is especially apparent in the piers of the entrance portico and in the wide pilasters of the adjoining walls, has an almost eighteenth-century sense of a return to the primitive temple.
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