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September 9, 2018

Sperryville UMC


This Methodist Church is along Route 522 as it passes through the small town of Sperryville in Rappahannock County. Built in 1915, it is described as "country Gothic style" in a description of the Sperryville Historic District.

My camera angle (looking upward) resulted in inward-leaning lines but that weather vane was slanting already. Wait a minute, why a weather vane instead of a cross? I don't know.

Next door to the church is a fine red barn or stable.

Since I'm sharing this post with the Barn Collective as well as InSpired Sunday, here's one more barn from the same county. 


10 comments:

  1. Francisco Manuel Carrajola Oliveira5:44 AM, September 10, 2018

    Gostei destas belas fotografias.
    Um abraço e boa semana.

    Andarilhar
    Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
    O prazer dos livros

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  2. Lea6:19 AM, September 10, 2018

    Beautiful church, and love the red barn!
    Have a wonderful week!

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  3. Carol @Comfort Spring Station6:35 AM, September 10, 2018

    I love old country churches and barns. Lovely photos!

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  4. eileeninmd8:18 AM, September 10, 2018

    Hello, beautiful church and barn! I love red barns. Happy Monday, enjoy your day and new week ahead!

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  5. Tom9:23 AM, September 10, 2018

    ...great collection Linda. I love the white and green church and its weather vane. That red barn sure pops. Thanks for the visit.

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  6. William Kendall11:51 AM, September 10, 2018

    That is a pretty church.

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  7. Lois11:56 AM, September 10, 2018

    A very pretty little church!

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  8. Connie1:54 PM, September 10, 2018

    Lovely church and red barn too!

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  9. Bill2:07 PM, September 10, 2018

    The little church is a beauty as is the barn.

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  10. Lowcarb team member6:14 PM, September 12, 2018

    The church looks good, and so does the red barn.

    All the best Jan

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