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This photo belonged to my maternal Grandfather, he may have sang in this church as a boy. This is the church in Hartlip, Kent England it is dated May 1896.
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Here is a link to a current photo of the same church
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/41040867
Hey may be scandinavian_pieces knows the church,she from Kent.
Ya, I posted this one just for her.
Thanks for the L's, cwork, toolate, Manikin, Phil, & Beaux.
I like the link,very nice!!
I was surprised when I found that picture taken from the same angle, churches are lucky if they survive one hundred years here in Canada.
I love these old churches walksoft ! keep them coming beautiful !
I think I missed Bellin when I thanked everyone else for the Love.....sorry.
Things last a long time in England, that is amazing that part of it dates from the 13th Century.
Thanks scandi for the Love & check out my other post of the church where I live they don't fair so well here on the Prairies.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/42033-life-of-a-country-church-and-one-room-scho?in=user
Thanks for the Love, packrat.
Thanks for the Love, filmnet.
There is a similar church with the same churchyard entryway in Lansdowne Pennsylvania.
Thanks for the Love Bellin.
RonM do you have a link to a picture?
Thanks for the Love, bratjdd.
I don't have a picture,but I will try to get by there and take one.
Thanks for the Love, musikchoo.
To see an update of this here is the link;
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