Candlelight Services
2007 Chapel in the Woods, Candlelight Services #10, Magic
2007 Hallmark Candlelight Services Ornament
QX7029
Simple and beautiful, this Gothic Revival-style church can be found in many rural towns. Based on famed 19th-centruy architect Richard Upjohn's designs, it features tall proportions; narrow, pointed windows; and a steeply slanted roof to move the eye toward heaven. How fitting to see it glow with a soft, serene light-illuminating the spirit of the season.
Each of the churches in this series represents a style of architecture from a different time period, location, or tradition.
Attaches to light string for optional lighting effect.
- Artist
- Tracy Larsen
- Size
- Not available
- Box Size
- 6" H x 3.75" W x 5" D
2007 Chapel in the Woods, Candlelight Services #10 2007 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QX7029 Simple and beautiful, this Gothic Revival-style church can be found in many rural towns. Based on famed 19th-centruy architect Richard Upjohn's designs, it features tall proportions; narrow, pointed windows; and a steeply slanted roof to move the eye toward heaven. How fitting to see it glow with a soft, serene light-illuminating the spirit of the season. Each of the churches in this series represents a style of architecture from a different time period, location, or tradition. Attaches to light string for optional lighting effect. Artist: Tracy Larsen Size: 4" x 3.5" x 2.75"
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