Another Church by Punaguy
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Description
Another church that caught my eye while on vacation in Jersey. This old time architecture really blows me away...wish I had more to say about this one but it's one of those you take a picture of and never get the details...
News Flash! Thanks to Escafeld who sent me a link on churches in the Jersey area here is a little info on this church...Thanks so much for you input!
Land for this building was given in 1837, years after the original congregation was organized in 1822 as the Mansfield Presbyterian church. In 1877, that name gave way to the First Presbyterian Church of Washington. This fine Romanesque Revival building was put up in 1862. The tower on the left once served as the base for a tall steeple, which burned and some of the tower had to be reconstructed.
Many thanks for your comments on previous posts and hope you enjoy this one..Aloha4Now!

Comments (17)
beautiful red brick in this architecture, love those towers ... excellent pov on this shot... superbbb:)))))))))))
It's a very eye catching structure indeed!!! Love the brickwork on this old church!!!
i think you got the details quite well! nicely done composing this shot, you managed to fit it in nicely!!! i too love these old style buildings, so much more character then the buildings made today!!! next time you're in the area we have to meet up!!! excellent capture!!!
There looks to be a fine stained glass window at this end of the church. That's a great shot you've taken and I would like to help you with the details. However, I don't know exactly where you are and may have got the wrong Jersey, but have a look at this: - http://www.njchurchscape.com/county-list.html
Yes, it really does have a lot of unusual detail and color variation. Thanks for getting this one.
an excellent photography of this fascinating church. !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!
ohhh i do adore old church'es so much !! this is a wonderful pov and shot!!..amazingly done and presented!!..thanks for sharing this majestic beauty! ♥
another beauty here and great find! also another style, more playful here! love the impressive and wonderful tops of the towers and the elegant colors! ;o)
A fine Showing...brings Me to My Knees...one cannot douubt that these are fine Buildings!
yep...such a fine building...never understand the techniques of architecture but do admire the creators :)
Thanks for the info on this historic church! I love these old brick structures. Did you happen to get a closer view of that stained glass window? What we can see of it looks beautiful :)
A beautiful building in wonderful architectural style! Did you get inside and took some of those stained glass windows? I bet they are fantastic... at least from what you can see in the window at the front side.
Impressive architecture and building, superb work here !!! :o)
nice architecture but the structure seems just a bit "constrained" in the frame...
Good old escafeld...he'll hook you up every time! ;) Superb shot of this aging beauty. I have to agree with Nasht, but know there was probably a reason you had to crop in so close.
Quite a different style! Great to get the info, completing the picture! ;) Excellent work!
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