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  This is not a church, at least no church standing or remnants of such anymore. The lakes that surround the area are man-made and were created in the 1980's. This is the Louisa Jane Cemetery (there now) and was originally in the valley below that is now a lake; it's inhabitants were relocated to higher ground when lakes were created. This cemetery is so old that when it was moved, unmarked graves were not and the corpses of slaves rose from the new lake. Neat place to visit if you enjoy the history of it.

  Added December 15, 2016 by Jenna Hartman