This stunning postcard from Moscow features Transfiguration Cathedral to the left and the Church of the Intercession of the Mother of God (a winter church iwth stove heating) to the right. Beautiful!!
This card from Sagada, Philippines showcases St. Mary's Church, the Sagada Church Bell and Hanging Coffins. Ancient traditions required the early inhabitants to hang their dead in coffins on the edge of the mountain instead of burying them.
Manila Cathedral is also known as the Minor Basilica of the Immaculate Conception and is the only cathedral in the world that was built and renovated six times. Inside are a gilded altar, a 4500 pipe organ and rosette windows with beautiful stained glass.
Alicia lives in the US now but is from the Dominican Republic and has sent me this great multiview featuring a selection of Domincan architecture. Thank you!
World Heritage site St. George's Church, inscribed in 2013. Located in Lviv this wooden church was built between 1744-1760 The bell-tower has the oldest masterpiece of Ukraine foundry – the bell was cast in 1314 by the craftsman Yakiv Skora.
Sometimes cards just make me go: "huh?" Sort of like this one. It's wonderful but why? Why a picture of a tractor being driven through the door of St Etheldreda's Church in this photograph from 1960. In spite of, or more likely because of the "huh?" factor I LOVE it! Thank you Karen!