Monday, 22 August 2016

St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church

West of Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan on July 31, 2016 north of Highway 43.

The church is no longer in use and is locked. A quick look inside shows everything is intact. I was unable to get a photo of the interior.





I have always thought a simple cross said more.


"St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church Cemetery 1911 erected by the Glen Bain Historical Society."


I like unique markers. The bottom repeats the top.


A quick fix that I hope someone comes by with a more permanent solution.



I saw these all over southern Saskatchewan.

2 comments:

  1. Love the variety in this post. The church is beautiful, the difference in the markers is so interesting,...the tractor on Kolman's...very cool! There is something about a simple cross...understated is elegant.

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  2. I am amazed at the sheer number of abandoned buildings you find. We must have them here too, but I guess I never took notice of them. I have seen several old cemeteries like that one, but without a church nearby. Must be old family plots.

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