Old Presbyterian Meeting House

It is a piece of the National Capital Presbytery and the Synod of the Mid-Atlantic of the Presbyterian Church USA. The Old Presbyterian Meeting House is a Christian church in Alexandria, Virginia. The grounds was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2001. The congregation additionally exists in the limits of the Alexandria Historic District. The legacy of the Meeting House dates from the mid eighteenth century.The Society of Presbyterians worshiped openly in the city from the 1760s, and the gathering's initially introduced serve touched base in 1772.

To a great extent devastated by flame in 1835, it was in this manner reconstructed, keeping up a Reformed Protestant plain-style appearance. The Meeting House was raised in 1775. With the exception of a ringer tower included 1843 and stone passageway stairs introduced in 1853, it stays minimal modified to the present day. Scottish Presbyterians were among the early European pilgrims of Northern Virginia and were associated with building up Alexandria as a port in 1749.