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July 16, 2009, 11:18 pm UTC
Harmony Presbyterian Church
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First services in the Harmony area were in a log chapel near where Campbells Creek flows into Tye River. A survey was made of the community to see where to start a permanent site for the work. Mr. Pat Fitzgerald, a resident of the Coxes Creek area gave land a church building. In 1916, Mr. E.L. Dupuy came to take charge of the work supervising the church’s construction and a small house in which to live.
WELCOME TO OUR VISITORS and A REQUEST
We hope you have a wonderful experience in our big outdoors which is the NELSON SCENIC LOOP. We look forward to your comments and suggestions.
Please understand there are 50 miles of public roads that make up the NELSON SCENIC LOOP but much of the adjoining land is private or George Washington National Forest Wilderness Land. We ask that you be RESPECTFUL of these PROPERTIES and the PRIVACY of the Nelson residents who live and work here. The way of life here is a special one. There are no farms or residences open generally to the public. In this regard, please be on the lookout for cars entering the roads, children playing and respect the farm equipment traffic you encounter. This is a rural area and the roads are not meant for high speeds.
Enjoy yourself and learn about the history, culture and natural resources around the LOOP from the website www.nelsonscenicloop.com. Enjoy your visit to Nelson County, the public sites and trails and this wonderful environment.
Peter A. Agelasto III President, Rockfish Valley Foundation
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contact The Rockfish Valley Foundation
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