Sunday, January 18, 2026

Church of Opglabbeek in Belgian Limburg (Sint-Lambertuskerk). Its oldest part is its west tower, built around 1300. In 1928, the church underwent a radical transformation to accommodate a growing population which gave it an asymmetrical and unusual silhouette. [3024x4032][OC]


Church of Opglabbeek in Belgian Limburg (Sint-Lambertuskerk). Its oldest part is its west tower, built around 1300. In 1928, the church underwent a radical transformation to accommodate a growing population which gave it an asymmetrical and unusual silhouette. [3024x4032][OC]
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St. Mary Aldermanbury, designed by Christopher Wren and built in London the late 17th c. Moved to Fulton, Missouri in 1966. [OC][4032x3024]

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