This little building is the origial Sacred Heart Catholic Church here in Olympia. I don't know when it was built, but I assume quite a while ago. I could find out for sure, but to tell you the truth I don't feel like it right now. If you really want to know, then I could find the appropriate documentation regarding the church history. Just web-mail me or something, and I would be happy to look it up. As of this present time, and some time before, there is and has existed a much larger Church complex on this same property consisting of a big Church building, a Convention Hall, and some classrooms even. My guess is that it just magically appeared one day. Generally services and events are held in the newer magic buildings. The older church here is most specifically used for Korean Mass and other services for those Korean speaking who don't speak English too well(like me--but I am not Korean), or not at all. The Main-Man Father of Sacred Heart is this most-cool old Irish guy who had spent quite a few years doing Missionary work in Korea so naturally he's very well versed in the Korean language. He's very intelligent too, so that probably helps in his multi-language skills. It is a trip to hear him talk Korean...cool sounding stuff. I assume he runs the Masses for the majority of the Korean population in the older and cooler looking church building, but perhaps there is that one other Korean Father(I think he is Korean) who does this, or at least helps out. Hmmm. Now I must find this out...So anyways I think this older cool Church building is more attractive than the bigger and newer Church that the majority of congregation attends including myself. I would even consider attending the smaller cooler looking church if I could, but I don't know how to speak any Korean. I just thought of something...I think that this original Church here was created by Magic as well. Also, the bigger, newer building is very cool looking too; Just created more recently than this one here. Digital Photo/PS6 Postwork Thanks for looking, -Peace :-)