The historic Five Mile Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, Alabama, has finally closed its doors after 182 years of service due to a dwindling attendance and an aging congregation.

The bulk of the fire was in the center of the building, which is on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage.

COOSA COUNTY, Ala. — A central Alabama church built more than a decade before the Civil War began was destroyed by fire early Monday, authorities said. The Blue Springs Methodist Church, located ...

Historic First Baptist hosts commemoration of Voting Rights Act signing Historic First Baptist Church hosted community ...

The National Trust for Historic Preservation is helping 30 congregations shore up their buildings and share their stories, ...

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The cemetery, historically known as the “Old Colored Cemetery,” spans 2.5 acres and is owned by First Baptist Church of ...

The church was founded in 1912 on Bell Street and moved to its current location that same year, an historic marker in front of the church reads. The building was destroyed by a storm in 1945 and ...