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Roof debris and a faded church fan are all that remain inside Fellowship Primitive Baptist Church.

If he hadn't pulled off Hillabee Street Wednesday to eat his sardine-and-cracker lunch, Grady Lamberth would've never noticed it.

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Fellowship Primitive Baptist Church still sits unassumingly on Claybrook Drive off Hillabee Street.

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Fellowship Primitive Baptist Church's record book is flipped open to an entry on April 24, 1875, chronicling the church's decision to move to Hillabee Street. The church's final deacon Roy Nelson donated the record books to Adelia M. Russell Library.

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A tree fell on the church two weeks after its remaining members voted to close its doors.

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