Unknown Church

Theresa Park.

The first timber church for the month. Cannot find anything about it's name, it's history....nothing. This was taken a few weekends ago when visiting my MIL. I just spotted it as we were out for a drive, & had to stop. It is certainly run down (a bit of an understatement!) and is obviously no longer used. Would love to know a bit more about it.

[Jenfurj]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/ian1712/8062210901
Maybe this is something?

[Paul]

Beautiful building. So sad to see it's tiring as it is. Love the tree, could make a subject all of it's own :)

[Babs]

I am amazed how many churches you find. Lovely shot.

[Margo]

This is sort of a sad shot Fav

[Denise Wood]

terrific capture! There's a few around like this now. fav

[leggzy]

@365projectorgjenfurj yes I did come across that fellows shots in my search to find some info, but unfortunately he seems to only know as much as me - that it is at Theresa Park ( he seems to have put a St in front of There a Park though - which I think must be an error)

[Issi Bannerman]

What a beautiful little church. I love the roof and the building is so quaint.

[A]

Fascinating to see churches like this :)

[Connie Little]

Wonderful image.

[Lynda McG]

Great shot!

[sally agnew]

A great find, it looks rather forlorn sadly :)

[Dione Giorgio]

Great find. Lovely shot.

[Kas]

What a great find. And it stirs a real sense of curiosity as to who built it and used it - and highlights the fact that the building is not as important as the people using it.

[Penelope Ann]

Very primitive, great find

[KWind]

Lovely worn building! Great textures.

[bkb in the city]

Love old buildings like this

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It always makes me sad to see a church left to "die" this way. But you've done a nice job in capturing it.

[Nic Sturgis]

Peaceful scene!