Yesterday, I showed you the interior of St. Luke's Episcopal Church. Now, here's the exterior.
Almost complete, the church is under reconstruction at Cahawba Archaeological Park near Selma. The 156-year-old structure was moved from the town of Cahaba in 1880 and was returned piece by piece a few years ago. Soon, park visitors will be able to tour this architectural masterpiece.
Thanks to guest photographer Christine Weerts.
4 comments:
Historical societies do such wonderful service for communities! The restoration looks fabulous.
Oh my, it's gorgeous! I love wood but I've never seen a church completely made of wood.
It's beautiful and reminds me of the little Episcopal Church I attended when I was a child. I'm so glad it's being restored!
Love the rustic look of this exterior.
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