Lex Anteinternet: Sunday Morning Scene: Churches of the West: First Presbyterian Church, Rapid City, South Dakota

Sunday, July 23, 2017

Sunday Morning Scene: Churches of the West: First Presbyterian Church, Rapid City, South Dakota

Churches of the West: First Presbyterian Church, Rapid City, South Dakota

Another snowy scene for a hot July day.

Sometimes a modern architectural feature can really mess up the photographing of an older one, and this church provides such an example.

This is The First Presbyterian Church in Rapid City, South Dakota. The classic Gothic style church is in the downtown region of Rapid City, and unfortunately the area is dominated by some sort of odd communications tower, which makes photographing the entire building difficult.

I don't know the age of this particular church.

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