” This is a small, wooden church of Gothic style of the late nineteenth century. It exemplifies a vernacular style common in late nineteenth century residential and secular buildings. It is important as a feature of the Woolen Mills community, which contains many other fine examples of residential and industrial construction of the mid to late nineteenth century. The Woolen Mills Chapel, built in 1887, and located in the Woolen Mills community (approximately 1 1/2 miles east of Courthouse Square) typifies the late 19th century trend of Gothic stylization, often seen in rural vernacular buildings. The chapel was constructed on property which had been deeded by the Woolen Mills’ founder, H.C. Marchant, to be used as a non-denominational chapel for the Woolen Mills community.”-Historic American Buildings Survey
Cambridge NY, New SketePicked up a puppyGerman police, Monsa, little dog…dogs are mentioned in the bible four timesthere is a symbiosis, trust, that can be cultivated between dogs and peoplehalfway between Cambridge and Charlottesville, walking on the outskirts of Hazelton PAWhat’s up with the suffix kill? (B.Gordon answers: “A kill is a body of water, most commonly a creek, but also a tidal inlet, river, strait, or arm of the sea. The term is derived from the Middle Dutch kille (kil in modern Dutch), meaning “riverbed” or “water channel”.)Matilda rode in the backseat with ESusquehanna sunsetTilly visiting E a week later
Elephant Rock swimmer, 45 degree ambient temp. Massachusetts south shoreTilly swam in the Rivanna December 25 but January 6 is having nothing to do with the great white pool.
