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view in google earthThe present sanctuary was begun in 1885 on the site given for that purpose by W. H. Sindorf, H. W. Thompson and W. A. Watson, who were members of the church and also partners in the Bagdad Sash and Blind Factory. Visit the official website for more information
Bagdad: Methodist Church
What's Nearby?
- Bagdad: Elementary School (645 feet)
- Bagdad: Cemetery (0.4 miles)
- Milton: Historic District: 301 Pine Street: Butler Potter Schlen (1.4 miles)
- Milton: Historic District: 302 Pine Street: Ollinger Tighman House (1.4 miles)
- Milton: Rail Road Drawbridge (1.5 miles)
- Milton: WEBY 1330 AM Radio (1.5 miles)
- Milton: 128 Willing Street (1.7 miles)
- Milton: Riverwalk (1.7 miles)
- Milton: Historic District: 202 Berryhill Street: Chadwick Hartse (1.8 miles)
- Milton: Historic District: 104 Berryhill Street (1.8 miles)
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Viewer is facing north on Forsyth St. The church is located on the right of the picture.
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The viewer faces northeast from the vantage point of Forsyth Street in Bagdad, FL.
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The front facade of the church faces Forsyth Street in the downtown historic district. The church was built in 1885.
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The front facade of the church faces Forsyth Street in the downtown historic district. The church was built in 1885.
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A reverse of the above picture shows Charlie Kilpatrick, a church officer.
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The viewer faces the rear of church.
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The Methodist Church in Bagdad as seen from the vantage point of Forsyth Street. The viewer is facing south.
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A view of the altar facing the south wall of the church.
