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Presbyterian Church Parsonage

Historic building
In Flagstaff, Arizona
0.2 mi from Route 66
National Register of Historic Places

This historic minister's house, the Presbyterian Church Parsonage, stands in Flagstaff, AZ, on East Cherry Avenue, about 0.2 miles from the old road. Built in the Queen Anne style, it joined the National Register in 1986. It is a small piece of the town's residential history, and it sits close enough to downtown to fold into a short walk between the historic hotels.

What is Presbyterian Church Parsonage?

A parsonage is the home provided for a church's minister, and this one served Flagstaff's Presbyterian congregation. The house is built in the Queen Anne style. It stands at 15 East Cherry Avenue.

Visiting Presbyterian Church Parsonage: tips

This is a building to admire from the street or public sidewalk; respect the privacy of the property. It takes only a few minutes. The Ice House, Hotel Monte Vista and the Weatherford Hotel are each about a tenth of a mile away, and a cafe is just as close.

Practical info

Address: 15 East Cherry Avenue
On site & nearby

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