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I find myself becoming more interested in churches each passing day. I never used to give them a second thought, but now I find them to be some of the most iteresting places in an average town. In these modern times, old building keep finding their way under the wrecking ball. But churches, for the most part, seem to survive. I just love the solid architecture. These old buildings were built to last. Why is it that modern buildings, churches included, seem to be built for the short term rather than the long haul?
Written Apr 25, 2003
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What do you think of this small whiewashed church almost blended in the neighborhood? The Hispanic community in southern Minnesota is quite large and there are stores, restaurants, and churches that cater almost exclusively to the non-English speaking community.
I think this church is quite beautiful in its austere white an dgreen motif. It is a real place of worship. Nothing gaudy or fake about this place.
Written Apr 25, 2003
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What do you make of this monstrosity. It seems to borrow some influences of a romanesque architecture, but it leaves me feeling flat. The belltower is nice enough, but the facade is just plain brownish-reddish brick. Ugh. Boring.
Written Apr 25, 2003
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A private residential prep school. One of the best in the midwest. Always has a top hockey program--this past year they won the national championship.
Written Apr 24, 2003
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Faribault is the county seat for Rice County, Minnesota--the county where I live and work. Faribault has all the politicians, beaurocrats and government. Is it any wonder that people therefore flock...
constructed: 1934 architect: Nairne W. Fisher (1898-1980) style: art deco interior address: 218 3rd St. NW Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. * Faribault, population: 20,819...
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