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I did find a beautiful stone church while in Port Clinton, OH. Immaculate Conception. The doors are lovely.
Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to find any information about the building online so, my photos are all I have to share this week.
Here’s a closer look at the doors.
This post is part of the weekly challenge Thursday Doors hosted by Dan Antion over at https://nofacilities.com/
Head on over there to see more doors from around the world or join the craze and add a door or two of your own. 😊
more to come…
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The church is beautiful, and the double doors with crosses are unique.
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That’s a beautiful church.
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Beautiful church and door!
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A beautiful building well maintained Deborah
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Lovely building overall, Deborah. Good find, even though I was expecting a bird. 🙂
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Fine shots, Deborah!
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Thank you!!😊
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A lovely building that welcomes me to enter, Deborah.
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Thank you so much, Rebecca! I would liked to go in and she the interior and stained glass windows.
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Lovely doors, Deborah. I enjoyed your and Linda’s discussion.
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Thank you, John!
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Very nice pics, Deborah! I love stone buildings in general, particularly old churches. You’ve captured this one very well. 🙂
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Thank you so much, Paul!
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A beautiful church! ✝️🙏🏻❤️
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I’m glad you think so too, John. Thank you!
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Churches can be very beautiful, I’ve seen photos of the cathedrals in Europe, fantastic!
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They can be. There are so many beautiful churches and cathedrals in Europe.
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I’ve never been to Europe…
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If you get an opportunity to go to a country in Europe that you’ve had on your wish list I say go!
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I am mostly interested in seeing the United Kingdom, it would be in a way like going home since my family history is Irish. 🏴🇬🇧
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The doors are great, but I find the image of the whole church beautiful too, Deborah. The descending of the crosses from top left to bottem right makes the building graphically interesting, a simple but powerful shape. The light stone walls and grey roofs completes that atmosphere. The way you framed the picture is perfect.
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Thank you so much, Peter! I’m glad you like the images.
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I love that church, Deborah. The shape seems perfect to me, like they really thought about the design. The doors are beautiful.
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Thank you so much, Dan! I’m you liked the images. It’s a beautiful church.
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It’s fair to say you’re someone who adores doors.
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I do, and windows, and beautiful architecture. 😊
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That’s a beautiful church that has been well cared for over the years. Just lovely photos.
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Thank you so much, Ally! Port Clinton has many great buildings.
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Pleasing symmetry
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I’m glad you like it. Thank you!
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What a lovely church. It’s been there since at least the late 1800s, since this c.1900 photo shows the building in essentially its current form. It is interesting to see the changes that have been made to the entranceway and doors; they’ve been updated, but still have the basic arrangement from more than a century ago.
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I didn’t come across that image. Thank you!!! There’s a school connected to the church right next door…it all could have started with that little building to the right in the photo. I did find something about records from the late 1800’s to 2000. So it’s old, but a beauty.
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The new doors are pretty, but it’s shame to have lost those arched doorways.
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I agree. I suspect that one reason for the change was to provide a space to gather away from any weather.
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Good point!
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