Since starting this blog, I have posted many photographs of the Mt. Zion Lutheran Church steeple. A member of the Christ Reformed Church whom I met recently pointed this out and suggested, in a friendly way, that there are other churches in town too. He is right. Mt. Zion is a major feature of the Middletown skyline, but Christ Reformed Church is less than a block away and sits on a property at least as large as Mt. Zion.
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Both churches played important non-religious roles in the days after the Civil War Battle of Antietam. This sign explains some of that.
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By the way, you can click on any photo on this site for a larger view.
1 comment:
Thank you for the picture.
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