Cane Ridge Meetinghouse

One Of The Earliest Churches Of Christ In America

As The Meetinghouse Looked Before The Outer Edifice Was Built

The Outer Shrine Was Built In 1964

Some Scenes From Inside The Shrine

Rostrum Where Many Preachers Preached	Seats In Front
The Upper-Chamber	The Preserved Church Building The Largest One-Room Log Cabin In America
Barton W. Stone - Preacher Of Righteousness Taken From A Painting By W.C. Bower	Stained Glass Inside Shrine Of How Cane Ridge Looked When It Was Built Taken From A Painting By W.C. Bower
Stained Glass Rendition Of Baptismal Pool Where Stone Was Immersed - Paris, Kentucky Taken From A Painting By W.C. Bower	Stained Glass Rendition Of Producing The Christian Messenger Taken From A Painting By W.C. Bower

Burial Site Of Barton W. Stone

Burial Site Of William Rogers

Cane Ridge is located north of Paris, Kentucky. If you are on Hwy 68 north of Lexington you can either go through downtown Paris and turn right on Co. 460 or go around Paris on 68 and turn right toward Paris (north of town) and then back to the left on Co. 460. Go a couple of miles and turn left on C0. 537. Go 4 or 5 miles and the Meetinghouse is on the left.

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