The Zion Baptist Church is one of the oldest African-American churches in North Georgia. Once a part of the Marietta First Baptist Church, the slave membership began petitioning for a separate church in 1852. First Baptist granted letters to 88 African-American members for the purpose of constituting a new church. The old Church, built in 1888, was used until the 1980’s when a new sanctuary was erected. Last year, the Church built another sanctuary on the corner of Cherokee & Lemon Streets. Currently, the Church is establishing a museum in the old church building.
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During the Tour,
warm up with
refreshments at
The Merry Olde
Marietta Tea Room
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