Last Glow

Winter's last snowfall at Wollaston Congregational Church is a beautiful recorded memory.

Snow Blossoms

The steeple at Wollaston Congregational Church reaches into the blue sky above the snow blossoms from a recent snowfall.

Heavenly Snow

The Lincoln Avenue entrance to Wollaston Congregational Church looks pristine in the newly fallen snow.

Dressed In Ermine

Wollaston Congregational Church is wrapped in a beautiful new winter coat.  You can put a positive spin on anything you put your mind's eye to . . .

Step By Step

Cement has been poured for the stair restoration project at Wollaston Congregational Church.

Rebuilding A Stairway

Restoration stair work continues at Wollaston Congregational Church. 

Stairway Challenge

The stairway to this house of worship is a challenge to climb.  The large stone slabs have been removed, labeled and set aside in this early stage of the stair restoration project at Wollaston Congregational Church.  The project was made possible through a city preservation grant. 

Sparks Fly

Thanks to a city preservation grant, work has begun 
to restore the stone stairs 
at Wollaston Congregational Church.

 

Holy Domes

The Christian Science Mother church and reflecting pool on an overcast day.

Once Upon A Time . . .

The Blizzard of 2013 is but a memory.  This was Wollaston Congregational Church a mere two weeks ago.  Happy Monochrome Monday!

Red Doors

Wollaston Congregational Church

Wintry Doorway

This is the Lincoln Avenue entrance to the Wollaston Congregational Church after the recent snowstorm.

Winter's Finery

Snow not only provides a pristine pathway to the Wollaston Congregational Church but it also dresses the church up in winter's finery.

Keep Snowy the Sabbath

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This is Wollaston Congregational Church on a recent snowy day. Click here so see the spire on a sunny day.

Sunday is for Church

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Union Congregational Church on Rawson Road has a wonderful miniature church in which they store the outdoor articles. If you click and enlarge the photo you'll see a grill waiting to be stored away. Enjoy the rest of the weekend everyone!

Sunday is for Church

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Both Presidents, John Adams and John Quincy Adams, were lifetime members of the United First Parish Church shown here. Their tombs stand within a crypt in the church. I like returning to photograph this magnificent Greek Revival edifice, built of Quincy granite and designed by Alexander Parris.

Sunday is for Church

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The Bethel Church of the Nazarene on Empire Street in Adams Shore completes the "Sunday is for Church" series. The usual Christian symbol of the cross was not seen anywhere near the roof line. However, there were white raised crosses located under each window.

This makes for a total of 41 houses of worship in Quincy, population around 88,000.

Sunday is for Church

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Mary Star of the Sea Church on Bellevue Road on the Squantum peninsula is close to the last post in the 'Sunday is for Church" series. We'll be visiting the shore areas from time to time over the next couple weeks. Enjoy your Sunday!
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Sunday is for Church

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This Assembly of God Church seemed to appear overnight in this storefront on Washington Street in Quincy Point. Enjoy the rest of your weekend everyone.

Sunday is for Church

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The Atlantic Evangelical Church pictured here is located in North Quincy on Newberry Avenue. Enjoy your Sunday, everyone.