1. Long Street Presbyterian Church Cultural Resources Management Program (CRMP)

2. Long Street Presbyterian Constructed by founding congregation of Highland Scot immigrants (settled area between 1750s-70s) Current 1847 structure preceded by two others: – First structure: plain log, built in 1765 north of existing structure; burned early 19 th century – Second structure: larger wood-frame, built in early 19 th century west of existing structure, near existing cemetery

3. Long Street Presbyterian Two-story Greek Revival structure w/hipped roof – Palladian window – Doric columns on front façade – Nine-over-six sash windows on each elevation – Divided into main level and slave gallery above Sex-/race-based divisions per level

4. Long Street Church, Now and Then Long Street Church, 2010Long Street Church, ca. 1920-1930

5. Long Street, Historic Façade Wood-frame bowing from settling of supportive piers Wooden column bases Wooden porch/stairs

6. Long Street, Present Day Façade Window panes/ transoms unpainted Wooden columns shortened; bases replaced w/concrete Wooden porch/ stairs replaced w/ concrete aggregate

7. Interior Elements Fluted wooden columns Blue painted ceiling Elevated dado/pulpit Hand-planed pews Faux graining/staining treatment to pews

8. Slave Gallery Accessed through two exterior entrances, and up two separate interior staircases Separated by sex

9. Long Street’s Cemetery Surrounded by dry-laid sandstone wall Contains 232 known graves – Earliest: Jaujin (Lauchlin) McNeil (d. 1773) – Latest: M. Neil Buie (d. 1932) – Fort Bragg’s only known marker with Gaelic inscription: Capt. Angus McDiarmid (d. 1865) Long Street Cemetery, church’s west façade

10. CRMP Maintenance of Long Street CRMP makes recommendations for repairs Fort Bragg repaired failing architectural elements in 2005 – Typical Maintenance Issues Column rot (bases specifically) Exterior paint chipping Exterior storm shutter rot (shutters not original) Maintenance of 1980s security grates and plexi-glass (protection against vandalism) – Future Concrete aggregate porch will require replacement Wooden side stairs up to exterior gallery entrances will require replacement Column base rot requiring repair

11. CRMP Tours of Long Street Walking tours of church and/or cemetery available by appointment only – Pamphlets available at CRMP office – Call CRMP at 910-396-6680, or email through the CRMP website’s Contact Us pageContact Us