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a short diversion: oldest church edifice that I know about.it still around but a bit under a lot of stucco. I have posted its current state before.View attachment 6265 early 1910's
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the catholic church? that is still here but a bit updated and the steeple and steps aren't on it. its used for a kindgarten classroom/library and was moved to the north east corner of the lot.seen on the right of the larger edifice.View attachment 6269No. Your just knowledgable!
My favorite so far is the one from the 1910s.
Jason there are a few places with just as old stuff, in the USA all on the upper east coast. But Philadelphia is the reason that you have electric and a stove and eyeglasses and the first printed Bible in America was done just blocks from my house, the first slave protest was done around the corner from my house, I can keep going but just take a look at what Franklin did.uhm if I lived in st. Augustine I would counter that with pictures. st Augustine predates American colony by half a century.
ok. what have I posted that is the oldest?I implied what was the oldest?
probably the diary. that link will have the answer.Mr Sextons property?