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May 29, 2016

Sperryville Sunday


This cute church is in Sperryville, Virginia. It is no longer used as a church though. When I was there it had been turned into a yoga studio.

Speaking of Sperryville,  River District Arts is closing. The building is for sale and the art studios must leave. I went by there today, for tomorrow (May 30) is the last day they are open to the public. I hope they are able to find another location.



8 comments:

  1. DeniseinVA12:03 AM, May 30, 2016

    A beautiful old church. I have seen a lot of them turned into something else. A private home and a restaurant the last two I saw. Nice shot Linda I was just thinking how much I would love that old floor in our home. Thanks for ID'in my Virginia Creeper :)

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  2. Daniela4:33 AM, May 30, 2016

    You know how I love ancient churches, my lovely Linda, and this is truly charming !
    The entrance room you've photographed looks like a museum ... it' simply wonderful !

    Hope you had a lovely weekend and you're having a blessed Memorial Day I'm wishing you all my best for your days to come, sending much love with the most heartfelt gratitude

    Dany

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  3. Lowcarb team member6:16 AM, May 30, 2016

    That is a lovely old church.
    We were out a few months back and passed an old church that had been turned into an arts/crafts barn.

    All the best Jan

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  4. Tom6:19 AM, May 30, 2016

    I like the gable end.

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  5. Betsy Banks Adams9:17 AM, May 30, 2016

    Beautiful old church...

    Happy Memorial Day. Let's never forget those men and women who served and gave so much for our FREEDOM.

    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  6. Michelle9:21 AM, May 30, 2016

    That is a beautiful church. Have a great Memorial Day.

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  7. William Kendall3:48 PM, May 30, 2016

    Beautiful interior. I can think of a former church here that's now used as a spa.

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  8. Connie1:47 PM, June 01, 2016

    That is a pretty church. It's interesting to know that it is now used as a yoga studio.

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