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Newport Historical Society (NHS) houses the first Seventh-Day Baptist church in America. In 1671, Stephen Mumford led a small group of First Baptist to establish this church. In 1884, the NHS bought the Seventh-Day Baptists’ 1730 wooden chapel. In 1915, the NHS moved the elegant chapel from Barney Street to the rear of their headquarters, at 82 Touro Street. Here, the NHS encased the chapel in brick and incorporated it into their facility. More restoration took place in 2009. (See Chapter 12.).


copyrighted and used by permission from David Beale, Baptist History in England and America: Personalities, Positions, and Practices

 

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Address: Newport Historical Society and Museum, Touro Street
Newport
Rhode Island
02840
United States

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