Bruton Parish Church is a spectacular old church located on Duke of Gloucester Street in Colonial Williamsburg. It was established in 1674. The photos above show the altar, the altar area including the organ pipes and baptismal and a shot from the rear of the sanctuary. .
To see the outside of the church and to read more about its history, click here.
This is part one of a two part series on the church.
13 comments:
Simple and beautiful.
Costas
This looks like an unusual but interesting building. I have seen various styles before but not all in the one place. It looks simple as Naturedigital said and yet ornate. It seems to be a mix of Cathedral, Church and Town hall. This is a good set of pictures to demonstrate the interior.
What an interesting mix of styles in one interior. You captured it well. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend. Greetings from Jo
Such a beautiful church -- I was lucky to go to my cousin's wedding there about 40 years ago -- so beautiful a setting.
It is a lovely old church and I especially like that Baptismal font and the Paschal candle. I would love to attend a service there!
We were in attendance in this church around September while we were at a family reunion. We all sat up in the balcony. It's a beautiful church. I love coming to your blog as I love Williamsburg.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Old churches have always fascinated me, I'm looking forward to the second part of this series!
Churches old or new, have always fasinated me. When I visit a place, if it is possible I always visit a church or two.
I like very much the big lamp in your church.
You are still the best telling us blogfriends whats happening in Williamsburg - it's so fantastic :-D
Beautiful Church, receives a pleasant atmosphere.
I love how simple yet detailed the old places are there. This place is no exception!
great shots...
the church looks peaceful and serene. love the classic feel.
Beautiful church, Your photos are so lovely...Makes me wish I could get down to visit Williamsburg again...It might happen you never know...
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