First Congregational Church
Marshall, Illinois • Clark County
Marshall, Illinois • Clark County
The First Congregational Church in Marshall, Illinois, is a prominent limestone structure built in the Gothic Revival style. Its design features pointed arches, a tall steeple, and decorative tracery, characteristic of religious architecture of the mid-19th century. The building has served its congregation continuously since its construction.
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