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St. Mark's Lutheran Church . 1008 Franklin Road SW . Roanoke . 24016
On Saturday Braden and I went to visit Ashlyn...it was a suprise...she didn't know we were coming...luckily she was home!
After talking for a while we decided to take her little dog Riley out for a walk...there's a lot of beautiful old churches in her neighborhood, like the one above, although that one isn't too old...the original was much older, dating back to the 1800's... HERE's a picture from 1956 where it is being torn down on Campbell Ave...I believe I read that the location on Franklin Road was built in 1956. Do you think that is the same steeple? I can't tell and don't recall reading that they used it...
To the side of the church is this nice resting spot with a fountain and lots of shade trees...the fountain sounds relaxing!
And Emma is out here too to keep an eye on things! I couldn't find anything else about the sculpture, other than her name is Emma and the artist's website is HERE...I feel like there's a story about Emma...or should be!
It was a nice day spending time with my oldest and second to the youngest :)
Linking up with Tom's Tuesday's Treasures
St. Mark's Lutheran Church . 1008 Franklin Road SW . Roanoke . 24016
On Saturday Braden and I went to visit Ashlyn...it was a suprise...she didn't know we were coming...luckily she was home!
After talking for a while we decided to take her little dog Riley out for a walk...there's a lot of beautiful old churches in her neighborhood, like the one above, although that one isn't too old...the original was much older, dating back to the 1800's... HERE's a picture from 1956 where it is being torn down on Campbell Ave...I believe I read that the location on Franklin Road was built in 1956. Do you think that is the same steeple? I can't tell and don't recall reading that they used it...
To the side of the church is this nice resting spot with a fountain and lots of shade trees...the fountain sounds relaxing!
And Emma is out here too to keep an eye on things! I couldn't find anything else about the sculpture, other than her name is Emma and the artist's website is HERE...I feel like there's a story about Emma...or should be!
It was a nice day spending time with my oldest and second to the youngest :)
Linking up with Tom's Tuesday's Treasures
It is a pretty church. I like the low perspective you used in your photograph. This must have been a rare day when your twins were separated and the two of you could have special time visiting your daughter.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful church.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous church!
ReplyDelete...Tanya, there are several churches o
ReplyDelete...Tanya, there are several churches o
ReplyDelete...Tanya, there are several local churches of this style here, yours would right at home. Thanks for stopping by, come again.
ReplyDeleteIt's very traditional but well-kept and quite good-looking. I'm guessing it is of the Missouri Synod tradition.
ReplyDeleteI love Emma! She is beautiful and mysterious. Gorgeous church and flower shot!
ReplyDeleteI like a bit of a mystery ... and Emma fits right in!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful surprise visit! beautiful church. And I love the sculpture, but am curious too. Sweet photo of your kids!
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing it is of the Missouri Synod tradition.
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