Texas Painted Churches
Located in central Texas are what's referred to as the Texas Painted Churches. These are old (by Texas standards) churches, typically in very small communities, each of which has been intricately hand painted and the figures hand carved, all of which maintained in pristine condition for many years. These churches were, and continue to be the religious backbone of many small towns in Texas. Most are open to the public and only a few have limited access during non-service hours.
The four I visited were located in Fayette County and included St. John the Baptist Church (1890) in Ammannsville, Sts Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church (1856) in Dubina, St. Mary Roman Catholic Church (1906) in High Hill, and St. Mary's Church (1892) in Praha, Texas.
Photographs (including mine) do not do justice to the work of these magnificent little churches. They are simply amazing. Here's a few of my favorites. Hope you enjoy them.
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St. John the Baptist Church (1890) Ammannsville, TX
Sts Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church (1856) Dubina, TX
St. Mary Roman Catholic Church (1906) High Hill, TX
St. Mary's Church (1892) Praha, TX
The four I visited were located in Fayette County and included St. John the Baptist Church (1890) in Ammannsville, Sts Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church (1856) in Dubina, St. Mary Roman Catholic Church (1906) in High Hill, and St. Mary's Church (1892) in Praha, Texas.
Photographs (including mine) do not do justice to the work of these magnificent little churches. They are simply amazing. Here's a few of my favorites. Hope you enjoy them.
C&C Welcome...
St. John the Baptist Church (1890) Ammannsville, TX
Sts Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church (1856) Dubina, TX
St. Mary Roman Catholic Church (1906) High Hill, TX
St. Mary's Church (1892) Praha, TX
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Not far down the road in Shiner, TX is another that is extremely large, but also extremely beautiful. Thanks for sharing and bringing back great memories.
And WELCOME Big.Tater....
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