Old Scotch Church (Tualatin Plains Presbyterian Church)
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Aln357
路易斯安那州Anacoco1,512 条分享
2023年6月 • 家庭
Beautiful old church. Not sure why it is listed on TripAdvisor since it is not open to the public to view unless a worship service is ongoing
撰写日期：2023年6月7日
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richardfsjr
俄勒冈波特兰71 条分享
2022年2月
This church is one of the oldest continuously used churches in the state of Oregon and was originally built in 1873. It's named the Old Scotch Church because the original settlers in the area were from Scotland. The cemetery has some of the original members buried here.
撰写日期：2022年2月20日
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Harold M
俄勒冈格雷舍姆329 条分享
2021年5月
I love taking photos of older churches. I stopped by on a week day to take some photos. It’s a beautiful old church. Several parking spots along the main road. It’s located close to hyway 26. There was a small sign on the front door indicating It was closed due to COVID
撰写日期：2021年5月16日
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Kino1939
俄勒冈波特兰33 条分享
2017年8月 • 好友
They rarely, just don't get any more Idyllic then this 1870's country church. Great place for seeing Americana in its true original setting. Great location for the taphophile in the gang too, as it is the final resting place of one of Oregon's great forefathers, Joseph "joe" Meek, and many other Oregon Pioneers. Ideal peaceful place to reflect, travel back in time, and/or simply enjoy the peace and quiet. A must see location for the; Oregon, local, or 1800's Americana history buff!
撰写日期：2017年10月20日
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Inez G
俄勒冈希尔斯伯勒19 条分享
2017年8月 • 夫妻情侣
I attend this church most weeks. My husband's family has gone here for many years. We are fourth generation to attend. It is a thriving small church. There is a wonderful choir through out the school year, taking time off in the summer. Some one said it is locked up. There is someone in the office at least 9-1 daily. Schools bring children out to see the church and see the many historic people in the cemetery. This church was built in 1873 and the congregation has taken very good care of the building and cemetery.
撰写日期：2017年8月17日
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Janice C
俄勒冈希尔斯伯勒35 条分享
2017年5月 • 好友
This is historic church with a long history. The setting is beautiful. Many family members are buried in the adjacent cemetery.
撰写日期：2017年5月23日
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tiredandtravelled
俄勒冈波特兰1,159 条分享
2017年3月 • 夫妻情侣
And a lovely old church. Historical placards around the properties. From 1844 so beautiful white clap board. One addition not visible from the road has remarkable stain glass windows. But you can not go in unless they are having a service. It is now Presbyterian (kind of Scottish in the US). Scotland has all their churches opener friendly.
撰写日期：2017年3月14日
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Inez G
俄勒冈希尔斯伯勒19 条分享
2016年1月 • 好友
This church is very welcoming and it is small, seat approximately 150 people. The congregation has young people and a youth pastor as well as middle age and older. It is like going to church with family. The church was started in 1873. My husband and I are 5th generation, our daughters 5th generation and grandchildren 6th. Very pleasant place to worship.
撰写日期：2016年2月5日
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DickandMary R
俄勒冈波特兰238 条分享
2015年6月 • 夫妻情侣
Worth a stop on Zion Rd in Hillsboro. It is an important part of Washington County. Have never been inside but expect it to be a nice wooden structure.
撰写日期：2016年1月26日
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Swabado
亚利桑那Oro Valley1,775 条分享
2015年6月 • 夫妻情侣
Not only is this a beautiful church but this is also the location of the Tualatin Plains Presbyterian Cemetery where Trapper, Explorer, Pioneer, and Politician Joseph Lafayette Meek is buried. Born in 1810 in Washington County, Virginia, Joseph Meek is an important Oregon historical figure in that he was very instrumental during the year 1848 in urging then President of the United States of America, James K. Polk into making the “Oregon Country” into the Oregon Federal Territory of the United States (Meek's cousin was President Polk's wife, Sarah Childress Polk). This influence occurred only after the 1847 Whitman Massacre in which one of Joe Meek’s daughters by his first wife, Helen Mar Meek, age 10, died in captivity. The following year Joseph Meek was appointed as the first Federal Territorial Marshall for the United States Oregon Territory and served in that position for five years.
In 1840, Meek and fellow trappers Caleb Wilkins and Robert Newell met up with and guided some emigrants from Fort Hall to the Whitman Mission near Fort Walla Walla. This group of emigrants was the first ever wagon train to make it that far west on the Oregon Trail via that route.
In 1829, Joe Meek is also credited for being the first white man to discover the area that is now known as, Yellowstone National Park, when he accidently stumbled into that region after a band of Blackfoot Indians had scattered his trapping party who were camping along the Yellowstone River.
Joe Meek died in Washington County, Oregon 1875. As Meek said "I want to live long enough to see Oregon securely American... so I can say that I was born in Washington County, United States, and died in Washington County, United States."
In 1840, Meek and fellow trappers Caleb Wilkins and Robert Newell met up with and guided some emigrants from Fort Hall to the Whitman Mission near Fort Walla Walla. This group of emigrants was the first ever wagon train to make it that far west on the Oregon Trail via that route.
In 1829, Joe Meek is also credited for being the first white man to discover the area that is now known as, Yellowstone National Park, when he accidently stumbled into that region after a band of Blackfoot Indians had scattered his trapping party who were camping along the Yellowstone River.
Joe Meek died in Washington County, Oregon 1875. As Meek said "I want to live long enough to see Oregon securely American... so I can say that I was born in Washington County, United States, and died in Washington County, United States."
撰写日期：2015年6月13日
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