Headland Presbyterian Church was organized on July 8, 1897 by the commission of South Alabama Presbytery. From the original seventeen members, J.D. Jones, N. M. McDonald, and I. M. Barton were elected ruling elders and Dr. Charles Sporman, D. R. Redding, and W. R. McDonald were elected deacons. A site on Scott Street, one block south of the square, was donated by Dr. Sporman, a building committee was appointed, and $240 was subscribed for building materials from the membership. Around the turn of the century, a businessman named Priced moved to Headland, joined the church, and offered to provide most of the labor and materials for the building. The East Alabama Presbytery announced in Montgomery on October 13, 1908 that, with special help from Montgomery First Church and Dothan, the congregation at Headland was encouraged to build and had just completed a lovely church measuring 35 x 35 and owing no man anything except to love one another. The membership declined, and on September 18, 1966 the church was dissolved by the Presbytery. The building was donated to Landmark Park by Mr. Sporman Knowles and moved to its present site in 1983, and it was then restored and furnished with the help of the Headland Community and other friends of Landmarks.