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The painted wood "Village Gothic" church with its free-standing wooden belfry was designed either by Richard Upjohn or his son, Richard M. Upjohn. The site was an old cemetery. |
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The entranceRichly ornamented bargeboards (or vergeboards--because on the verge or incline) conceal the ends of the rafters. |
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The nave wall |
Views of the rear |
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