Interesting Philadelphia Church built in 1856

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Stunning building with details to match.

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Old World craftsmanship is always SO impressive!!

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Yeah. I don’t get to spend a lot of time in this era’s architecture so had to look around a bit.

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I think it was 200’ high in places, and was soo heavy, that it overwhelmed the original foundation. Apparently the ENTIRE structure was lifted and rolled/moved to allow for a new foundation ?? !!!

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Your first thought must have been - Dam my drums would sound awesome in that place. :metal:

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Hehe @Freddie3 I DID think that !!!

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Beautiful church!!!

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