Esso Gas Station, Ullom House, Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Name/Title
Northeast corner of High and Richhill Streets, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania
Entry/Object ID
2011.2.355
Description
Northeast corner of High and Richhill Streets, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
[Left-Right]:
Esso Gas Station.
Dr. John T. Ullom family home. It featured two doors on the front porch, one led to the residence and the other to the doctor's office. The building is still in use today as the Hook Law Offices.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Church was built in 1868, when it replaced the original "Church on the Hill" that had been near Wayne Street in the Monument Park area. In 1906, the Cumberland Presbyterian and Presbyterian congregations of Waynesburg merged to form the First Presbyterian Church. The CP Church on High Street was torn down in 1941.
Original, candid.
Archived at the Greene County Historical Society (918 Rolling Meadows Road, P.O. Box 127; Waynesburg, Pennsylvania 15370). Researched and digitized for the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project, 2019.
Source Citation: Northeast corner of High and Richhill Streets, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania; item no. GCHS-AN033-0004, donated by Jane Ann Thompson; Greene County Historical Society Collection, Greene Connections Archives Project (www.GreeneConnections.com).