Churches of the West

This is Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in Pinedale, Wyoming.   Construction of the church commenced in November, 1959 (in the winter!)...

Early morning, and poorly focused, photograph of Pinedale's St. Andrew's In the Pines in Pinedale, Wyoming.  This is a nice log s...

Late afternoon photo in shadows of the Community United Church of Christ in Pinedale.   It's obviously fairly new, but I don't kn...

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This is  the new Co Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, which replaced the old one in 2005.  The new cathedral is a very large church located ...

This is the old Co Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Houston Texas.  The new Co Cathedral is located one block over and this cathedral, o...

This is the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in downtown Houston, Texas.  The church was built in 1875. This church, located right ...

This is the Ruby Ruth Fuller Building in Port Arthur, Texas.  It was built as a Methodist Church in 1915. This church may frankly no...

The spire of an unidentified church in downtown Houston, Texas, just before my phone battery died.

I took these photographs last year, and posted them at our companion blog, Painted Bricks, where under this title: Painted Bricks: What is...

This is St. Patrick's Cathedral in Billings Montana. The Catholic Gothic Revival Cathedral was built in 1907.

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This is St. Ann's Catholic Church in Saratoga Wyoming.  It's obviously a relatively modern church, but I don't otherwise know...

A not very good photograph of the St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Saratoga, Wyoming.  The church is obviously an older one, and is in th...

This is St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Hanna, Wyoming.  This modern Catholic church is located just on the edge of town where severa...

This is the LDS church in Hanna Wyoming, with a very poor depiction of the Assemblies of God church to its left.  Hanna has a collection...

This abandoned church sits in a ranch yard just outside of Ft. Fred Steele in Carbon County, Wyoming.  I have no other information on i...

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These are photographs of the United Presbyterian Church in Laramie.  I'm unsure of the age of the church, but it's a la...

This is the Lutheran St. Andrew's Church and Campus Center in Laramie.  It's actually not very far away from another Lutheran ch...

  This is the Laramie Valley Chapel, a Baptist church which is an extraordinary large example of a Prairie Gothic church.  The church mus...

This is a bad photograph of the former church in Laramie Wyoming which is now the Muslim Students Association.  The church in the backgr...

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This entry would also probably make more sense in our Today In Wyoming's History entries, but here is the location of the first ...

This entry more likely belongs at our Today In Wyoming's History blog, as it isn't so much of a church item (well maybe it ...

This is St. Anne's Catholic Church in Big Piney, Wyoming.  The church was built in 1934.

The Big Piney Community Congregational Church was built the same year that the Episcopal Church was, 1914.

This classic Prairie Gothic church was built by the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming in Big Piney in 1914.  Much of the western part of the s...

This is Christ Lutheran Church in Rawlins, Wyoming. I don't know any of the details of this church, other than it rather obvious...

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I know absolutely nothing whatsoever about this structure, or about the the institution that apparently owns it.  It belongs, apparently,...

This New England style church is located in the Capitol Hill district of Denver. I don't know much about it otherwise, but it is right...

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The purpose of this blog is really to depict churches, not to comment on any one religion or church.   However, whenever you post photogr...