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Forgotten Black church in Berkeley Springs may find new life after decades of neglect
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Forgotten Black church in Berkeley Springs may find new life after decades of neglect
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. — For decades, one of the most significant African American landmarks in Berkeley Springs quietly served as little more than a storage shed. Now, community leaders hope to restore Mount Pisgah Church, an 1877 church founded by members of the town’s Black community, preserving a place of worship whose history reflects the faith, perseverance, and changing social landscape of Morgan County in the decades after the Civil War…
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