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A Look Back at the Methodist Church on Market St. in Leesburg, VA

  • Published October 3, 2013
Market Street and M.E. Church, south, Leesburg, Va.
Take a look back at the Methodist Church on Market St. in Leesburg, VA with an old photo and Google Street View. See how the building has changed over time!
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Check this out. It’s an old photo of the Methodist church on Market St. in Leesburg.

Market Street and M.E. Church, south, Leesburg, Va.
Market Street and M.E. Church, south, Leesburg, Va.

Source: Library of Congress

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And below is the Google Street View today of the same building.

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