First United Methodist Church is a striking Greek Revival landmark, distinguished by its tetrastyle Doric portico and 130-foot spire. Designed by Fall River architect Perez Mason, the church reflects a notable chapter in local religious history as the first Methodist congregation in Rhode Island. Its historic significance extends to the Italianate parsonage as well, with both buildings added to the National Historic Register in 1971. This enduring site stands as a graceful reminder of Warren’s architectural and community heritage.
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