Last summer we vacationed on the Eastern Shore and I never did post all my photos. These scenes are from the small town of Girdletree, Maryland. I pulled into a parking spot just to take these pictures.
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| Barnes Bank, c. 1902 |
July 31, 2016
Last Year in Girdletree
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Very nice unusual church but I love that old bank
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful, delicate architecture.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, Linda.
Greetings from Poland.
Lucja
i love the bank. such character. neat finds! ( :
ReplyDeleteGreat church Linda, quite different.
ReplyDeleteThat bank sure is cute.
ReplyDeleteHi, I've heard of a lot of strange names for town (like my home town --named Big Stone Gap)---but have never heard of Girdletree. Neat to stop and check out small towns, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
smallest bank i have ever seen.
ReplyDeleteGirdling is a new word to me!
ReplyDeletePretty church and that's a quaint little bank. I've never heard of girdling before. How interesting!
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