We think this one qualifies for Good Fences. Thanks, Tex, for hosting.
Have you visited the Grand Teton National Park?
Thank you for stopping by John's Island.
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Church at Grand Tetons Wyoming [1950s]
From our collection of old postcards ...
"The Chapel of the Transfiguration is a small log chapel in Grand Teton National Park, in the community of Moose. The chapel was sited and built to frame a view of the Cathedral Group of peaks in a large window behind the altar. The chapel, which was built in 1925, is owned and operated by St. John's Episcopal Church in Jackson." --- Wikipedia
We think this one qualifies for Good Fences. Thanks, Tex, for hosting.
Have you visited the Grand Teton National Park?
Thank you for stopping by John's Island.
We think this one qualifies for Good Fences. Thanks, Tex, for hosting.
Have you visited the Grand Teton National Park?
Thank you for stopping by John's Island.
29 comments:
Questions, Compliments, and/or Suggestions: If you ask a question, please check back here, on the blog, for an answer within, usually, a day or two. Thank you in advance for compliments. I’ll try to keep an open mind about suggestions. All comments are moderated. Please note: Comments with active links will not be published. Comments with an inactive link are probably okay.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Autumn Transit
The usual gallimaufry of images with an emphasis on the seasonal change as we move through autumn. Trees In my neighborhood. [Click on image...
-
A Souvenir Folder Glacier National Park on the Great Northern Railway - Postmarked May 22, 1925 - Thanks for stopping by. Take a moment from... -
In these last few posts of 2020, I want to mention things, I haven't mentioned before, that fascinated me and kept life interesting thr...
-
Mid-Summer Report Blueberry Stand in Seattle For years I've been buying blueberries at the Spooner Berry Farms stand in Seattle. The Spo...
There is so much majestic beauty in the Grand Teton area....you've captured it perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWow! Love how the photographer framed this photo. So much to like about this postcard!
ReplyDeleteWould love to that in person, looks very
ReplyDeletefine to me. And the view is really great!
Have a wonderful day John!
Tinna ✐
What a beautiful place and incredible view. Great postcard!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday.
CM
that's a big outhouse over there on the right...just saying
ReplyDeleteI've been to the park, but not to this pretty little church. I wonder if it's still there. :-)
ReplyDeleteoh, that's neat! love the peak to peak. :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful chapel with that gorgeous background! And don't you just have to love a place called Moose?
ReplyDeleteYes, I have visited the Grand Tetons, camped there with my family and saw many beavers and moose. A majestic place - and so is its big neighbor, Yellowstone (one of my favorite places in the US if not the world. I enjoy watching wildlife and there is lots of it).
I had a big smile when I saw this one. Not only a lovely postcard with its interesting history but we've actually been there twice. I loved it the first time so much that when we found ourselves in the area again we went back. It's a beautiful little chapel in the most magnificent surroundings. We intend to go back one day because we love that area. Thanks so much for the memories John and have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful scene, with those majestic mountains in nthe background.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful place for a worship service in the outdoors.
ReplyDeleteWOW! That is a lovely scene beautiful framed.
ReplyDeleteYou have a cool collection of postcards for sure. - The backdrop of the mountains is fantastic here.
ReplyDeleteI've never been there but that's the kind of place I'd like to visit. :)
ReplyDeleteThe backdrop of the mountain makes the place look surreal.
It is a beautiful church and located in a lovely spot.. I've been to the Teton Nat'l Park twice and was not able to find this spot. It is very popular among the photographers.. Great post and card, have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteThe setting and the building are stunning.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture John! I truly love visiting everyone and learning new things. Thanks for the share and have a terrific weekend, you did an excellent job here sharing the Grand Tetons.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDelete~
That is beautiful and looks welcoming. : )
ReplyDeletesomebody had a good eye for that one!
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous setting.I love the Tetons and sure would like to go back there someday. Have a great rest of the week and weekend. The weather is getting to be lovely here and I plan to be outside enjoying it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful old postcard! Perfect for good fences!
ReplyDeleteSuch simple beauty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this nicely colored postcard. It's nice to see the contrast between the brown shaded part and the blue sky.
ReplyDeleteLove this little historic church! You never see log churches, and this is so typical of the west, being in Wyoming. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI was high school age and visited that church sometime in the late fifties on a camping trip..... Amazing. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is such a pretty building and, with the mountains in the background, breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteI have not been there. I'd love to go someday!
It is so encouraging to see an Old West church. Times were different then, but the Lord remains the same throughout.
Peace and joy to you...
:-)
O, what a beautiful card! Love this building!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely area to visit!
ReplyDelete