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'This is a photo of Old Bethel Church at Fort Seybert. Built around 1821. Was first Methodist Church in Pendleton County. It is approximately two miles north of the site of Fort Seybert. Ferdinand Lair was the first preacher to preach in this church. He also preached his first Methodist sermon in Pendleton County. He was my great, great grandfather. (Neva Miller Conrad)'

1. Congregation of the Old Bethel Church at Fort Seybert, Pendleton County, W. Va.

IDNO:
014283
Title:
Congregation of the Old Bethel Church at Fort Seybert, Pendleton County, W. Va.
Description:
'This is a photo of Old Bethel Church at Fort Seybert. Built around 1821. Was first Methodist Church in Pendleton County. It is approximately two miles north of the site of Fort Seybert. Ferdinand Lair was the first preacher to preach in this church. He also preached his first Methodist sermon in Pendleton County. He was my great, great grandfather. (Neva Miller Conrad)'
'The house on the right is the site of Ft. Seybert which was burned by Killbuck in 1758.'

2. View of South Fork Valley from Ft. Seybert Grove, Pendleton County, W. Va.

IDNO:
014332
Title:
View of South Fork Valley from Ft. Seybert Grove, Pendleton County, W. Va.
Date:
1936/08/30
Description:
'The house on the right is the site of Ft. Seybert which was burned by Killbuck in 1758.'