Abandoned church, Hale County Alabama
There's a new church across the road, maybe they just relocated the congregation.
Tomorrow, pics from inside. Yes...we went inside!
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3 comments:
What a tease - I want to see inside!
Gorgeous! This reminds me of an old abandoned church we found while driving around Georgia. I can't remember where we were but we had been camping at Lake Oconee and took a drive around. Came upon an old abandoned church, tried the doors and they opened! Took some pictures inside, the old pews were still there. I think it was built in the early 1800's if memory serves!
Please post pictures of the inside! How can I get here? My husband grew up in the Moundville area!!!
This is beautiful!
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