design, free of ornament and built for functional purposes. By that time, it was one of very few pre-Civil War buildings remaining in Fairfield, which was quickly becoming more and more of an exurb in the Cincinnati metropolitan area. Six years later, the church was recorded by personnel from Butler County's Citizens for Historic and Preservation Services as part of a historic preservation survey, the Ohio Historic Inventory. Noting the church's place among contemporary commercial development, the surveyor observed deterioration in both interior and exterior, and by that time the building was seemingly close to collapse. Today, the building is gone, with an empty lot occupying its place, although the historical society still owned the empty lot as of the end of 2013. References External links Pleasant Run Presbyterian Church, daughter of this congregation Churches completed in 1843 Buildings and structures in Butler County, Ohio National Register of Historic Places in Butler County, Ohio Demolished churches in Ohio Fairfield, Ohio Former Presbyterian churches in the United States Presbyterian churches in Ohio Churches on the National Register of Historic Places in Ohio U.S. Route 127 Vernacular architecture in Ohio 1843 establishments in Ohio