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Another church plate.
The First Missionary Baptist Church
Mitchell, Oregon
Established in 1894
Original building erected in 1896
Remodeled in 1911 as it stands at this present time (1954)
I like the old wood building sitting on a wood pier foundation.
Thanks for looking,
Dave
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China and DinnerwareThe art of making decorated porcelain ware originated in China more than 1,…
very cool history on these chruches and buildings:)
Thanks BELLIN68 for the appreciation and comments.
Dave
your very welcome Dave:)
Thanks mustangtony for the appreciation and comments.
Dave
Thanks Kerry for the appreciation and comments.
Dave
Dave, do you have a large selection of plates?
Kerry,
These originally belonged to my parents. They have been in my basement for the past seven years. I have found about 65 plates so far. There might be more boxes of them.
Dave