The Cathedral Shrine of the Transfiguration
Consecrated in 1925, this sanctuary built of of local stone is still used for worship services when weather permits. It is part of Shrine Mont, a summer camp and conference center owned by the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia.
There are more pictures of this charming place and the surrounding area under my Orkney Springs posts.
Looks a lovely place, set in the trees like that.
ReplyDeletewonderful detail
ReplyDeleteAlmost like the Grotto in West Bend, IA
ReplyDeleteWe have a few of those in the UK though I don't think I have seen services at them
ReplyDeleteIt is really lovely, and 'charming' is just the right word for it. Thanks for sharing this place Linda.
ReplyDeletevery cool. i bet there are many stories there. history. legends. etc. ( :
ReplyDeleteI love the stone archways.
ReplyDeleteFascinating to see something like this in the great outdoors.
ReplyDeleteoh wow, i love this!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a neat spot! What a fun find.
ReplyDeleteI really like this , a most special place.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I love the idea of attending church in the great outdoors. Thanks for sharing.
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