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11 responses to “10 more churches in Indiana”
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That Methodist Church in Versailles is pretty special!
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It’s a wonderful building! I got a tour several years ago and it’s just as stunning inside.
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Good to know!!!
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Jim, nice photos! I like all old brick and stone churches, but the Tyson church is special, your Canon does a great job.
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Greg, that Canon has exceeded my expectations. Even this many years after its release, which was in 2010, it continues to perform very well.
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Wow. I used to live very close to Versailles (the French one) which has plenty of very impressive buildings but I don’t remember anything as magnificently Art Deco as the Tyson United Methodist Church in your photo!
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It’s a beautiful building, the last thing you’d expect to find in a small Indiana town.
Also: if you ever visit the town, don’t pronounce the name as the French would. The name is actually pronounced “ver-SALES.”
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Totally love the Tyson United Methodist Church, Versailles, IN … never saw a church like it before!!!
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Me neither! It’s quite something.
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Once even the most modest church looked like a church, like the one in New Marion. The modern building in Whitestown could just as easily house a government office or a logistics company, but for the sign.
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It’s an odd one. We call it “the ice cube.” It’s less than a mile from our house.
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