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That spire is perfectly centered in that window. Great shot & perspective.
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I noticed an old light bulb in the ceiling. I wonder if one were to take it to a live socket if it would work.
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What a beautiful detail. Built to inspire and impress. It does both very well.
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Thanks BillDoor!!
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When I was a kid my Methodist Church had a sunrise service on Easter. We went to a local park to view the sunrise and worship. This Church could have held that type of service inside with no llights on and have been just as beautiful. And a lot warmer.
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wonder if the wire mesh was removed for a reason or if it was just from wear.
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Thanks for the wallpaper Motts
Most likely the drawers were part of a Sacristy, where the Presider prepared for services. Garments and other regularly used supplies are normally kept right off the alter in many Churches. Perhaps this explains the drawers, etc.
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nvusofmotts, You are right. Regardless of your faith or beliefs this building has a historical significance simply because of its architectural design. When other lifes are considered, joyous occasions, weddings, and sadly funerals everything you posted is true.
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This is so beautiful, I wish they wouldn't let such amazing buildings decay. At least with the pictures you take, these building will live on forever. Thank you for sharing these amazing landmarks
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THIS IS ERIE AND BEAUTIFUL ALL AT ONCE THANK YOU FOR ALL OF THE WONDERFUL PIX MR. MOTS KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK
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Amen to that Canada!
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ohh autoguy....how you make me giggle...
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Confucius say; Man who fart in church sit in own phew.
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Hey, I live in Buffalo, but I can't seem to find this church.
Anyone have an address or anything?!?