Union Valley Congregational Church

New York, United States

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Union Valley Congregational Church, located in Taylor, Cortland County, New York, is a modest Greek Revival meetinghouse built around 1849. The one-story timber-framed structure, constructed with mortise and tenon joinery on a rubble stone foundation, measures three bays by three bays and is rectangular in plan. Its architectural character blends Greek Revival principles with Late Victorian overlay elements, while a stout belfry rises prominently from the roof's crest. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2002, the building now serves as the Union Valley Community House.