Union Meeting House (Appleton, Maine)

The Union Meeting House, built in 1848, is a historic church located in Appleton, Maine, showcasing Greek Revival architecture. This charming single-story structure features a symmetrical facade with pilasters, stained-glass windows, and a distinctive tower. Originally constructed for non-Baptist congregations, it has served various denominations over the years and even housed the local library for nearly three decades. Now owned by the local historical society, it serves as a museum and headquarters, making it a significant landmark for visitors interested in local history and architecture.