low cut stump, Lake View Cemetery
center narthex floor in abandoned Nativity BVM church
a photo bomber detracts from this photo, two fotos Parma Polish Constitution Parade
tinman for a tinner (HVAC) business, E. 152nd Cleveland
*unidentified stonework, Congregational Church building on Archwood, Brooklyn Center*
rhododendrons, this May heat have caused early and short bloomings for all flowers
rhododendrons, this May heat have caused early and short bloomings for all flowers
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* Postscriptum April 4th 2024: i think it is a sculpture of Charles Grandison Finney *1792, 1875†. Finney was the first theology professor at Oberlin College, and later the second president. He was a lead revivalist preacher in western New York. He was a Presbyterian. Presbyterians and Congregationalists had a Plan of Union, in which they shared congregations. Congregational Church of Brooklyn began in 1819, and until 1867 was affiliated with both churches. A new church was built in 1879, and the present church in 1928-9. Ultimately the congregation was called Archwood United Church of Christ.
These fotos are why i think the stone is Finney,