This is a monument to the Painter Chapel, which a long time ago was a church in the Catawba area. I am descended from the Painters who donated the land for the church. |
This is the county courthouse. |
This is called the Douglass Building. It once was a salon/tavern/hotel. |
This is called the "Old Jail" and it was used as a library for a long time. It now houses the local chamber of commerce. |
This sign details the fire that burned down the courthouse in 1970. |
This is called the Godwin Cottage. |
This is a gazebo in the park in Fincastle. |
These are very old graves at the Presbyterian cemetery. |
This is a house in Fincastle and it has a name but I can't remember what it is right now. |
This is the former Fincastle Baptist Church. It is now a private residence. |
This is the town of Fincastle. The photo was taken from the Godwin Cemetery. |
This is the former Troutville High School building. It is now an auction house. |
This is a bank building in Troutville. |
This is the Bank of Fincastle building. |
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Thanks for the tour! Oh what I would not give to live in the Godwin cabin! Absolutely perfect! Hugs Annster's Domain
ReplyDeleteSo many classic Virginia buildings and scenes. I feel like I've been here but I haven't actually.
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ReplyDeleteYou have a lot of nice brickwork there. The Douglas House kind of reminds me of a place my great-greats live in before the war. Civil War, that is.
ReplyDeleteYou have a lot of red-brick buildings. I love that look. Strong, steady, solid.
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of the Thursday Thirteen meme, but so enjoyed reading yours today that I might participate in the future. I so enjoyed all the pictures. What a quaint area in which to live. I love the idea of using the old church as a residence and would love to see how they converted it inside. Thanks for sharing these.
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