St. Paul's Episcopal Church by rangeriderrichard

Photography • Architecture • posted on Mar 12, 2015

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Description

These red double doors are the main entrance to St. Paul's Episcopal Church; the other corner has a low entry tower with a single door. This gothic revival church, constructed in 1895-1898, is made mostly from rusticated limestone. Saint Paul’s Episcopal congregation was organized in 1839, but didn't have its own church building until 1845 when the congregation constructed a building that continued in use through the late 1800s until this church was constructed. Best viewed full size. Thanks for looking & commenting. Previous Photo:

Comments (5)

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Richardphotos

8:17PM | Thu, 12 March 2015

I hand built gates for a client with fake hinges much like these for her front entry to her court yard. I like the architecture and masonry

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Wolfenshire

8:17PM | Thu, 12 March 2015

I love this church already, so many churches demand their rights and respect but won't give respect in return to the American flag. Much respect to this church. Beautiful capture.

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