Showing posts with label belfry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label belfry. Show all posts

Thursday, November 11, 2010

First United Methodist, Clarksville

Impressive bell tower.

Nice stonework.

Again, there was barely enough
sunlight left that day to take pictures.

Church established 1836
Built 1956

church web site

Thursday, October 29, 2009

1st Presbyterian, Fort Smith

My brother Jim had some business to attend to in Fort Smith last week, so I asked him to snap some pictures of churches if he happened upon any that were beautiful or unusual. Here's one he brought back that fits both descriptions.

If there's an actual architectural style here, I'm not sure what it would be. I'd classify it as Mission-Gothic, if such a style existed. Quite the belfry.

Here's the cornerstone showing 1898 as the year of dedication.

Turn of the century Fort Smith must have been home to a number of master masons. The rough-hewn stones of First Presbyterian are evidence.

Jim is known for photographing anything that strikes his fancy. He labeled this as "secret church code."