Dove

Church Window

From The Back

This is the back of the building that I posted on Monday. 

Looking Up

Red Roof Church

Eagleville, California

Two Churches

Virginia City, Nevada

Wednesday Window...Stained Glass

Chapel Of The Valley

Prescott Valley

Chapel Of The Valley

Yesterday I posted two of the stained glass window from this chapel. I have featured this place before here.

The windows in the Chapel of the Valley from yesterdays post have a unique story of their own. The eight biblical windows were hand made in 1906 in Germany. This was the same year that Johnie Lee, who's dream it was to build the Chapel, was born. The windows were made for Mercy Hospital in Prescott and when the hospital burned down in 1940, the windows were miraculously spared. Henry Brooks purchased the windows and kept them in storage until he donated them for the Chapel.

Wednesday Window...Stained Glass

Wednesday Window...Reflecting The Sun

Prescott Center For The Arts

In the old Sacred Heart Catholic Church building

Prescott Center For The Arts

Yesterday I posted that window by the stairs so I thought I'd post the full view today.  I love this old church building and I have posted a picture of it before here. This is the back of the building.

The Powder Box Church..Again

Every time I go to Jerome I have to get another picture of my favorite building in the old town So here is another shot of the Powder Box Church which is now a private home.

I took both of these pictures from the parking lot of the Douglas Mansion.

 In this shot you can see the town of Jerome nestled on the side of the mountain. 

A Walk In The Park

Fain Park in Prescott Valley
That is Chapel of the Valley on the hill which I featured in this post

Mission

St. Cecelia's Mission

Clarkdale, Arizona

Patriotic Decorations

Once a church, The Chapel Inn is now a lovely place for a weekly or monthly stay in the heart of Prescott. 

View From Above

This is a view of Fain Park and the Chapel of the Valley from up on a hill in Prescott Valley. On the right you can see the turret on the Barlow-Massicks Housel.

Big Tents

The big tents are back at the Potter's House Church.

I'm not sure if it is an old time revival or exactly what. 

Wednesday Window.....Round

The Powder Box Church

Just because I haven't posted a picture of it for a while, here is a picture of my favorite building in Jerome.
The Powder Box Church, now a private residence, was built from old dynamite crates by the mine workers in 1939. It was called the Mexican Methodist Church until the closing of the mine.

Chapel In The Pines