Faith Helps Structure A Community

This is one of several historic churches in town. It dates back to the mid to late 1800's. One of these days I want to tour the inside of them. I'm sure they are gorgeous.

[scooter]

Gorgeous church!

[Mrs. Smith]

Wow! This is a beautiful historical building.

[Kd Wallis]

i am sure they are just as gorgeous inside as they are outside! i sure wish we had buildings like this around where i live....awesome!

[Brenda Baird]

Nice! Love old churches.

[bruni]

Rick this is a nice looking old church. looking forward to seeing pictures from the inside.

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It looks really beautiful. I'm sure the windows are stunning.

[Pam Hawkes]

Beautiful church! Nice architectural capture!

[Carolyn Sue]

very nice!

[Brian Baptie]

Like faith, they stand the test of time.

[Laurie Higgins]

You have the best churches in your area. You really should do a tour. Alot of our churches are from the Pilgrim/Puritan days and really old, but kind of spare. I love the magesty of the churches built in this era.

[Kathy Burzynski]

Wow this is beautiful - I've been wanting to do the same with some of the regional old churches

[Veronica McDonnell]

Isn't it a pitty about the power lines, I find every time I try to get a good shot there is always something in the way. A great shot though.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful B&W shot and textures, Rick.

[Beverly Carmichael]

I attend a big, old church and it is very inspirational. The big problem is heat. There are Sundays when we are a bit chilly.

[Caren]

What an amazing building!

[katy]

Beautiful

[bkb in the city]

Fantastic looking building Rick. So nice to see it still standing and it looks like it is in good shape

[Sandie Reardon]

What a beautiful huge church. I hope you get inside on a sunny day and capture the stained glass windows.

[Thom Mitchell]

I have a cathedral shot *just* like this and it's a common thing for these old churches, I think: they're power hungry structures (especially when they're full), so there's no way to capture them without the power lines that feed 'em! Very nice portrait of a pillar of a community!