VA-V19 Providence Church

Marker text: PROVIDENCE CHURCH

Half a mile northeast stands Providence Presbyterian Church, built probably in 1749 and little altered since. John Todd, senior, a founder of Hampden-Sydney College, was pastor for forty years (1753-1793). Hanover Presbytery met there in October, 1762.

Virginia Conservation Commission, 1947

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Location: US 250 (westbound) at Rt. 700 (Broad St.), Louisa County, Virginia

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