Exploring First Presbyterian Church: 200 Years of History & Pontiac’s Underground Secrets

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Join me as we uncover the fascinating 200-year history of First Presbyterian Church in Pontiac, Michigan. From its humble beginnings in 1824 to its stunning Romanesque Revival design by Sidney Badgley, this church has been a cornerstone of faith and community. Discover the hidden underground bowling alley rumored to be part of Pontiac’s Prohibition-era tunnels and learn about the church’s designation on the National Register of Historic Places. This story is a perfect blend of mystery, architecture, and history that you won’t want to miss!

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📍 First Presbyterian Church
📜 Built: 1824 (original), rebuilt 1924
📍 Location: Downtown Pontiac, Michigan

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