January 26, 2020

A Parish Hall in Berryville


 The Grace Episcopal Parish Hall can be seen in the background of a picture in Thursday's post. The building sprawls on a lot across the street from the brick church. The oldest section of the parish hall appears to be the one in photo #2, which was built in 1902.

Grace Church was originally a mission of Wickliffe Church.

The Parish Hall has a beautiful stained glass window but shrubbery and reflections prevented me from getting a clear photo of it.


11 comments:

  1. Beautiful place, hope the people are the same.

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  2. Hello Linda,
    I read your response and realized that you also have a lot of grief with the "holidays" because of your sister's lack. I feel what you feel.

    Your photos are very beautiful. I think the white church is fantastic to see. I really love the reflection of the trees in the church window. Really very nicely photographed.
    Greetings, Helma

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  3. what a gorgeous front of that church. the red door is always a fan for me ... those windows ...nice!! ( ;

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  4. Having wandered around and about Virginia in my "salad days" this is looking a bit familiar, but memory doesn't serve too well sometimes these days ... but thank you for sharing. So lovely, peaceful.

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  5. Wonderful old building, still full of life!

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  6. It looks a nice Church, I do like the red door :)

    All the best Jan

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