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| Age unknown... maybe 150 years. It stands empty and not in use. ___ |
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Sunday, July 05, 2020
Sunday Church
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Oh gosh - kind of sad when churches are left to ruin.
ReplyDelete...it's old and unloved at the moment, it isn't quite that old!
ReplyDeleteThe fate of many churches, but maybe someone still knows how to make something of it. Most of the buildings are still in good condition.
ReplyDeleteAh, abandoned! Too bad.
ReplyDeleteHopefully someone takes it over and uses it for something good.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting looking building. I hope it gets a new lease on life.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful old church!
ReplyDeleteHopefully it will be used again for something. It is a lovely building and still looks good.
ReplyDeleteIt looks a bit lonely.
ReplyDeleteHope they use the building for something else, a museum or a theater.
ReplyDeleteIt does seem forlorn.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful building! The roof looks in good shape which will help the building stay safer from the elements so that's good!
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