The Old Rugged Cross Foundation

The Old Rugged Cross Foundation Where the final version of "The Old Rugged Cross" was first introduced to the public.

The building was: built in 1862 as a hops barn; rennovated into a church in 1876; the place where Rev. George Bennard introduced his most famous hymn; sold to a local farmer in 1914; used to house livestock and then for storage, before being abandoned and condemned.

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61041 Vermont Street
Niles, MI
49047

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