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Tennessee Conference Historical Places
 Asbury-Baab HouseHouse was being de-constructed to preserve and repair the building. Will then be re-constructed on a concrete foundation to secure its structural integrity. Work was authorized by the Commission on Archives and History in 2007. |
 De Construction of Asbury Baab HouseAsbury-Babb House is located behind Bethlehem United Methodist Church, on highway 70 between Mt. Juliet and Lebanon, nearly to the Lebanon city limits. |
 Asbury Baab House after removal of logsthe restoration of Asbury-Babb House, a log cabin over 200 years old which was the site of Francis Asbury�s last official church conference in 1815. Francis Asbury is known in Methodism as the first American bishop. It is one of four properties owned by the Tennessee Conference of the United Methodist Church. Upkeep of the properties is under the oversight of the Commission on Archives and History. |
 Strother's Meeting HouseThe Strother's Meeting House is located on the campus of Scarritt-Bennett Center between 18th and19th Avenues in Nashville, Tennessee. |
 Strother's Meeting House PlaqueThis is the building in which Francis Asbury presided over the first Methodist Conference west of the Allegheny Mountains in 1802. |