Yesterday I posted a church on Linn St. in Bellefonte. Today is the details. On the side of this church is different stain glass windows and here are some of them. There are even more stained windows on this church that I didn't post here. When you really start to notice the details, it's absolutely beautiful. Hopefully, I can get the inside sometime.
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Very beautiful church and photos.
The stained glass is lovely. I am always amazed at how pretty stained glass can be in different light.
That is one very well kept church and I really love the devil-red doors. Do you know when it was built. It's probably older than white settlement in Australia, (1788).
What loely colours. I agree stained glass is really pretty.
The various sizes and shapes and designs of the windows make this an extra special design for the church. Inside might be just the place to sit and reflect.
Congrats on the 100th post - belatedly! And yep it would be great to go inside!
M.B., I will have to find out the year it was built. I know it's on the building. I tried looking it up on the Internet but couldn't find out anything.
Happy 102nd post! Woo-Hoo!
(I wanted to be the first to congratulate you)
One oh Two! One oh Two!
Whoop!
The windows are very beautiful. It would be great to see them from the other side too!!
The church is pretty interesting, and the stained glass seem to be quite nice, even from outside!
PS: Glad to read your 50 comments on your 100th...
Growing up, I remember the many stained glass windows in our church. Each one depicted an event in the Bible. I could stare at those for hours.
My favorite is the one of the two windows.
de tres beaux details de cette eglise
very beautiful details of this church
these photos are nice, especially the stained glass.
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