Cedar Grove Methodist (Tattnall County, Ga.)

According to the surviving history, Cedar Grove Methodist was organized in the home of one of the founding members in 1887, after which "a frame building with wooden siding and very high ceiling was built. The windows are very long and narrow with a center pivot so that they swing out horozontally, allowing the breeze to circulate top and bottom." It further states that "Its membership has gradually disappeared and in 1975 it was closed; reopened in January 1979, renovated and services begun by Rev. Bill Thompson. Rev. Bill Jones followed for about nine months; once again it is not having services. In 1982, it was listed on the Methodist roles with two members."