This is the reported site of the Immanuel Lutheran Church and cemetery, called the Old Dutch Meeting House. Organized about 1807; reported in 1811 to the North Carolina Synod, and became a charter member of the Tennessee Synod in 1820. In its early years, services were held in both German and English. The church was disbanded in about 1870. Neighbors have stated that this is currently private property, there is no road to the cemetery and would not prefer visitors.