I came upon this charming church accidentally, while seeking a place to turn the car around so that Frank could have an ice cream cone. We were driving into Berryville and he spotted an ice cream stand and wanted to go back. I looked for a public driveway or parking lot and there it was!
Although the style is classic and charming, St. Bridget's Chapel is fairly new. It was dedicated in 2002.
Lovely church. I like the fact that it's in an older style - I'm not very keen on many modern churches. I suppose I'm old-fashioned.
ReplyDeleteIt does have a bit of a classic look to it. Nice.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
...looks like a "steepled ell" plan with its steepled entry tower located at the intersection of the nave and transept. Its design is attributed to the church plan catalogue by architect Benjamin D. Price.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series.
ReplyDeleteHello, pretty church, I like the bell tower. Pretty sky too. Happy Monday and enjoy your new week ahead.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beauty.
ReplyDeleteIt's very pretty. I have a cousin who lives in Berryville.
ReplyDeleteThese are fine pictures of this chapel. Very well done.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful steeple!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat little chapel... Amazing though that it is fairly NEW...
ReplyDeleteBet the ice cream was good also.
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Hugs,
Betsy
Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteLinda igreja.
ReplyDeleteBoa semana.
janicce.
Bela igreja! também gostei.
ReplyDeleteI love surprises like that! I do hope that ice cream was eaten eventually :)
ReplyDeleteLove that black and white photo.
ReplyDeleteLike the first photo in B&W
ReplyDeleteLovely Church and also, I love the colour in that beautiful blue sky!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I do hope that ice cream was eaten eventually :)
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