There is a cornerstone dated 1881, but I imagine it was from a previous church structure.
This looks to me to be a bell tower, but I have never seen one separate from a church. Anyone know or care to speculate?
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I own a stained glass studio called Arkansas Glassworks, so my interest in the state's churches springs from my work. In my meetings with the folks who attend and care for these buildings, I always come away with a feeling that a church is more than it appears. A church is a shell whose spirit resides within.
If you know of or have pictures of any interesting Arkansas churches, please e-mail me.
jaycking at sbcglobal.net
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I own a stained glass studio called Arkansas Glassworks, so my interest in the state's churches springs from my work. In my meetings with the folks who attend and care for these buildings, I always come away with a feeling that a church is more than it appears. A church is a shell whose spirit resides within.
If you know of or have pictures of any interesting Arkansas churches, please e-mail me.
jaycking at sbcglobal.net
Click on an image for a closer look,
click on church links for more info,
and feel free to leave comments.
- Arkansas Baptist News
- Arkansas United Methodist
- Arkansas Catholic News
- Presbytery of Arkansas
- Arkansas Episcopal
- Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
- AR Historic Preservation Program
- Historic Arkansas Museum
- Arkansas Heritage
- National Register of Historic Places
- Arkansas Historic Quarterly
- Main Street Arkansas
- The Butler Center
- Arkansas Ties
- Architectural Vestiges
- Old House Doctor
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