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Beautiful Church

I so enjoyed my visit to St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church. It is gorgeous. from the stained glass... read more

Reviewed 20 June 2018
896frequent
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Washington DC, District of Columbia
Remarkable history

It is well worth stopping in for a meaningful taste of history and life in what was the sleepy... read more

Reviewed 5 June 2018
Betty A
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Glenwood, Maryland, United States
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Reviewed 20 June 2018

I so enjoyed my visit to St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church. It is gorgeous. from the stained glass windows to the lovely wooden pews of the day, it is lovely in every way. It is well worth the visit.

Date of experience: June 2018
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Reviewed 5 June 2018

It is well worth stopping in for a meaningful taste of history and life in what was the sleepy south pre-Civil War. It's well-maintained and accessible.

Date of experience: June 2018
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Reviewed 21 April 2017

Worth a stop if you are into Civil War history or beautiful historic churches. Check out the tree where Gen Lee tied up Traveler (his trusty horse) while he attended services.

Date of experience: April 2017
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Reviewed 16 February 2017

This antebellum church has beautiful stained glass windows and is still used for worship. An ancient tree surrounded by a brick wall just north of the church is the same tree that General Lee tied up his faithful steed, Traveler when he worshipped there in 1863.

Date of experience: February 2017
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Reviewed 30 October 2015

My husband and I share a love of Civil War history. This church is of historic significance. Worth the stop if you are in the area.

Date of experience: April 2015
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