The Old Tennent Presbyterian Church
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This triumph of preservation is Monmouth County�s oldest house of worship, he Old Tennent Presbyterian Church.
From the towering pulpit to the ancient Communion table once used by Lenape Indians, little has changed since the cornerstone was laid in 1751.
Under the reign of King George II the church's charter was approved. As a result, his portrait hangs near the entrance.
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The Old Tennent Presbyterian Church, Presbyterian, Historic Church, Church, The American Revolution, American History, History, U.S. History. The American Revolution, General George Washington, The Continental Army, Monmouth County, New Jersey in The American Revolution, Freehold Township, U.S. National Register of Historic Places, U.S. National Historic Landmark District, New Jersey Register of Historic Places, Monmouth Battlefield Historic District, The Jersey Shore, The Shore, Jersey Shore, NJ Shore, New Jersey Shore, New Jersey, NJ, Jersey, The Garden State
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