First Presbyterian Church (Hartford City, Indiana)

First Presbyterian Church (Hartford City, Indiana) is a historic Presbyterian church located in Hartford City, Indiana. Founded in 1839, it is one of the oldest continuously operating congregations in Blackford County. The current church building, a Romanesque Revival structure, was dedicated in 1893.

The church played a significant role in the early development of Hartford City, providing both spiritual and social leadership within the community. Over the years, the congregation has been involved in various outreach programs and mission work, both locally and globally.

The building itself is noted for its architectural features, including its stained-glass windows, its bell tower, and its interior woodwork. It stands as a prominent landmark in the Hartford City downtown area. The First Presbyterian Church continues to hold regular worship services and remains an active part of the local community.