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Place Category: Active OrganizationPlace Tags: Great Awakening Jonathan Edwards Second Meetinghouse
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Jonathan Edwards was assistant pastor of the Northampton church from 1726 to 1729, and senior pastor from 1729 to 1750.
Edwards started in the “Second Meetinghouse” and built the “Third Meetinghouse” during the Great Awakening in 1737.
The current structure, aka “The Fifth Meetinghouse,” was built in 1878.
Featured Image Credit: Virtual Tours – Historic Northampton Museum and Education Center. www.historic-northampton.org/virtual_tours/Markers/Markerpanels/firstchurch.html.

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Address: 129 Main Street
Northampton
Massachusetts
01060
United States

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