
The congregation of the Andrews Presbyterian Church was founded in 1897 out of the Asheville Presbytery. The church building was constructed the same year.

The congregation of the Andrews Presbyterian Church was founded in 1897 out of the Asheville Presbytery. The church building was constructed the same year.

Initially, this was the Bethel Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, but the Bethel Mennonite Church took over the space in 2015.

It is believed that this church was built prior to 1850. Recent efforts have begun to stabilize the church.

Designed by Louis H. Persley, the first Georgia-registered Black architect, the Romanesque Revival church was built in 1920. It is still an active congregation for the Americus community.

Built in 1921, this is the Shady Grove School, a Rosenwald three-teacher type school in Sumter County, Georgia. Later known as the Nunn Industrial School, it cost $2,300 to build.



