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Washington Chapel United Methodist Church
City
 Bastrop
Address
12844 Crossett Rd. 
2003 Membership
 41
Date Founded
 
     The history of the foundation of Washington Chapel was lost when a fire destroyed the church records in the late 1920s.  The pastor at that time was Rev. T.A. Hampton.  It is known that the church is named after its founder, Tom Washington.  The first church building was located near the banks of Bartholomew in Morehouse Parish.  After that church burned down, the congregation relocated to the main road.  At that time, it was a dirt road (it was later graveled). 
     It was later rebuilt along the highway.  Rev. Robert S. Murray was leading the church when it was completed in September 1956. 
How to Get There:
    Head north on Hwy 165 from Monroe.  Turn left (west) on Hwy 2 towards Sterlington.  Turn left on Solvent Rd.  Go to 3rd St. and turn left.  The church is on the right. 
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