Graywood Baptist Church
Title
Graywood Baptist Church
Church Name
Graywood Baptist Church
Church Association
N/A
Province
Nova Scotia
County
Annapolis County
Address
7 km North of the Virginia Road & Route #8 intersection
Status
Inactive
Date
1890
Historical Information
This church is an example of Greek Rival architecture. It includes a central projecting entrance and bell tower. The building has a central entrance but no steeple. It has a medium pitched gable roof with return eaves and pilasters. The façade has paired Romanesque or round arched windows. Rectangular windows along the sides have drip mould hood.
A history of Milford written by Pamela Hubley states “about 1890 the little congregation began the construction of the church. The land was a gift of Amos Hubley, whos wife Margaret became the first sexton. Logs for the building’s construction were donated by Henry Orde and Wallace Wright was the individual that sawed them out. The carpenter was E. C. Vidito who did most of the carpentry of the Church himself”. The trustees of the Graywood and Milford Baptist Church received the deed of land in 1887 from Amos Hubley.
Information from: County of Annapolis housing index
A history of Milford written by Pamela Hubley states “about 1890 the little congregation began the construction of the church. The land was a gift of Amos Hubley, whos wife Margaret became the first sexton. Logs for the building’s construction were donated by Henry Orde and Wallace Wright was the individual that sawed them out. The carpenter was E. C. Vidito who did most of the carpentry of the Church himself”. The trustees of the Graywood and Milford Baptist Church received the deed of land in 1887 from Amos Hubley.
Information from: County of Annapolis housing index
Files
Collection
Citation
“Graywood Baptist Church,” Atlantic Baptist Built Heritage Project , accessed April 24, 2025, https://atlanticbaptistheritage.omeka.net/items/show/146.