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by Lisa Wooten
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Trinity Episcopal Church, now known as Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, is the first Episcopal and the oldest surviving sanctuary in Columbia, South Carolina. It is a Gothic Revival church that is modeled after York Minster in York, England. It was named to the National Register of Historic Places on February 24, 1971.[1][2][3]
Trinity Church is on east side of Sumter Street between Gervais and Senate Streets. It is directly east of the South Carolina State House. At various times in the history of the Parish, three live oak trees were planted in the churchyard. The Sire Oak was planted in 1814 after the first church was built. The second was planted in 1900 after finishing the church. The third tree was planted in 1925 when the Parish House was finished.[7] There is a wrought iron fence around the churchyard.[3]
The churchyard is the buria...
I am a retired fitness instructor/personal trainer just wanting to show people the beautiful world we live in. The beautiful world God has given us. Beauty is around us everywhere, the matter is that we have to see it with different eyes. Everyone knows that a flower, a puppy or a sunset is beautiful, but there are many other things that deserve our attention and that are beautiful for other reasons than simply visual. Things tell us stories, everything you find in your way has something to say, an old building, an abandoned church, even old tools tell us about themselves. But, how do we make other people listen and find the beauty? Well, that's called "art". Art makes things talk by themselves and tell us their story, it gives real...
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Debby Pueschel 20 Days Ago
Those beautiful boughs have beautiful shade. FL
Julie Barrick 21 Days Ago
Love that tree!
Steve Rich 25 Days Ago
Nice work
Steve Rich 25 Days Ago
Nice work
Steve Rich 26 Days Ago
Very nice
Steve Rich 26 Days Ago
Very nice
Steve Rich 27 Days Ago
Very nice work
Ruth Digital vision
Very nice !
Stuart Litoff
Lovely!
Nathan Jordan
This is fantastic.
Paul Boizot
Very nice composition.
Yvonne Johnstone
This is gorgeous Lisa!
Jim Love
revisit
Kathy McClure
This is such a beautiful tree, and you caught it with great light.
Judy Vincent
Beautiful capture!
Debra Martz
Beautiful capture!
Maria Faria Rodrigues
Magnificent tree!
Az Jackson
Well done.
John Anderson
So Well Done! Best
Joseph S Giacalone
lovely
Jim Love
revisit
Derrick Neill
Revisit
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Deborah Burns
Beautiful capture!
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Garth Steger
lovely!
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Delphimages Photo Creations
Beautiful
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thank you