The Old Stone Church
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I love it that you care so much about our American history and you don’t miss a chance to share that love. You are such a genuine person and it always comes across in your videos. I am an older lady that will never get to see these places you visit so I see them and enjoy them because of you. I love all your videos Mr. Zeller thank you for sharing your experiences. God bless you always❤️🇺🇸🙏
Such a lovely little church and cemetery! Thank you Cliff ❤️
Great construction for those old buildings, churches. We don't make structures to last, anymore.
What a beautiful church. I could live there. Looking after graves wouldn’t be an issue. Thanks for the share. Please take care
Old church build out of rocks so cool thanks for sharing Cliff ❤
Since my paternal grandfather was born and raised in PA and his most of that side of the family have been in that area since some of the first boats came from Scotland. It has inspired me to really look into the places you go, then look up my ancestors who lived in the counties and towns you visit. I have never been to PA, but it’s amazing to see the historical sites and say yeah..my relative walked that same path, lived in that town or experienced what you are talking about. Great content, and so glad I found your channel.
What a beautiful stone Church. I am glad you stopped. Lovely head stones. Poor Mr Evans is just barely holding on there. It is generally referred to a graveyard if beside a church as opposed to a cemetery. Hopefully we can see inside one day.
Seeing those old Revolutionary War Soldiers grave make me wonder how many of them help build the church and how many were just member.
Oh, that tall tower was "Siren Head"
I know right where this is. I have driven past it many times...years ago. It's not on my regular travel route these days. So glad it's been kept in nice condition.
Nice Cliff,I live in Orangeville. Thank you for checking out Columbia County ❤
My parents love up on the hill above this, I've never saw it open.
It's definitely a local beauty for us. Cheers
Hopefully the graves aren’t under the road. Thanks for sharing.
I was thinking the same thing.
That is such a beautiful church!
Here in Atlantic County, NJ we have two 1808 churches. Both are wooden, probably timber frame, I would guess. One is still in use and the other is owned by a historical society. Both have cemeteries still in use. That church there is definitely cool, and I would also want to see the inside.
A lovely place to stop by on the way to another great spot. Thanks for sharing!
Nice little church, thanks for the video.
Sturdy structure.Good construction.
Been waiting.....Cool little church great find ty Steve On To The Next YES PLEASE
Beautiful old church. It kind of reminds me of the Monroe Valley Chapel near Swatara Park.
Neat church and cemetery
We got a chance to film this last winter, when we also filmed another old church that was sadly destroyed last week due to violent winds.
This church was destroyed?
@nancymann5351 no another old church we film a bit north of this was fit by sever winds and was demolished sadly. This one is still okay, lots of trees near it were damaged but this church is fine.
@@PAOutdoorsCoupleoh...sorry to hear that.We sure have been having wild,weird weather this year.
A well maintained cemetery is unusual. So glad some good folks are taking care of it. When I see an old, run-down cemetery but has a healthy, active congregation, I am disgusted. Church members should organize and make the cemetery "right".
Is what a great find. Did you notice the 2 pine trees look like they have their branches reaching out to each other. I love old places like that. It would be nice to see in the church. I like how you stop along the way. Never know what you'll find. Safe travels as always ❤❤❤❤
Thanks
Its sad that a lot of these early settlers that lived near places like the old church, didn't live long. Back in 1800s, many people didn't live long lives, i gather.
have you ever been to the small church in Glenmoore on 282 / Marshall? i’ve struggled to find some interesting info about it for a while, and i feel like you always tend to find at least some things haha
Haven't been there.
Doubt the gutters and roof are original 😊
First like again this week o yeah