The Little White Meetinghouse was erected in 1844 and is the oldest house of worship now standing in Parma. Built entirely by the labor of members of the First Presbyterian Society of Parma, it has post-and-beam construction. The society was organized on March 24, 1829, and its 13 charter members included State Senator John E. Patterson, an advisor to President Abraham Lincoln. The Town of Parma acquired it in 1978.