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Showing posts with label stained glass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stained glass. Show all posts

Friday, February 10, 2017


when I see your light it stains my soul with color
 
The sun shining through the stained glass window in the Old Capitol ballroom was too bright to photograph but it cast great reflections.  I borrowed the photo below from eyewanderphotoblog.com just to show you what a great place it would be for a wedding.
 
 
Old Capitol
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
2.1.2017



Thursday, February 2, 2017

old state capitol
 
Having visited both the Old State Capitol and the current 1930s version State Capitol, I know that the grandeur of the past trumps the modern.  Constructed between 1847 and 1852, the Old Capitol on a  Mississippi River bluff resembles a medieval fortress. The interior is decorated in marble and wood paneling, with a commanding cast-iron spiral staircase and an awesome display of stained glass in the main gallery.  And the admission was free!
 
Old State Capitol
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
2.1.2017

Friday, July 22, 2016

 
stained glass
 
 
 
Lovely Lane Chapel is the oldest standing church on St. Simon Island.  The original Lovely Lane Chapel was erected in Baltimore in 1774.  The St. Simon chapel at Epworth by the Sea, part of the Methodist Conference Retreat. Epworth By The Sea is named in honor of the boyhood home of John and Charles Wesley, founders of Methodism. John Wesley arrive in St. Simon in 1735 to be in charge of the religious affairs of the colony.
 
St. Simon Island, Georgia
4.23.2016

Thursday, April 28, 2016

for they shall obtain mercy
 
Christ Church on St. Simon Island is Georgia's second oldest Episcopal parish.  The dilapidated 1820 church was rebuilt in 1884 and is still an active congregation.  Both Charles and James Wesley preached on the island.
 
Christ Church
St. Simon Island, Georgia
4.21.2016