Windows on Depot

I usually have my camera on my shoulder when I take a walk...just in case I run into anything interesting. A few weeks ago, I took a walk on one of our nicer afternoons, and noticed how pretty the sunlight was reflecting on the windows at the Baptist Church on Depot Street. I ascended the double-sided stairway and took this picture.

I had never been inside this church before, but was always curious about it. A couple of times on Easter mornings I've been on the way to my parents' house and passed by this church just in time to see women poring out the door after their services, in beautiful dresses and big easter hats - they definitely know how to dress for Easter Sunday there.

I tried the door, and it was unlocked. I went in and began reading all the material posted on the bulletin board. I wasn't there long until a gentleman opened the door separating me from the main body of the church. It was the minister of the church, Rev. Calhoun. I explained my presence there was the result of my curiosity, and he allowed me to take his picture. He was there waiting for others to join him for a meeting.

Just across the way was this house that is right beside "Circle K" (the old Dairymart/Convenient).  It is rather run-down, but the windows in the house were no less interesting than those in the church I had just visited.