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Don - Slackwater
"The Churchyard Inn , Uniontown, Washington was originally constructed in 1905 in the European Flemish style as a parish house. In 1913 it was converted to a convent and was renovated in 1995 to the original detailed woodwork and staircases with three floors of spacious hallways, bedrooms and balconies. It is a wonderful blend of old world craftsmanship and a unique bed and breakfast. The Churchyard Inn offers a beautiful setting for weddings, receptions and other gatherings." It sits right next to the St. Boniface Church posted last Sunday.
Very interesting architecture. Thank you for the historic explanations, too
20 Nov 2011 6:18am
beautifully constructed, lovely capture
I'm coming to stay in a couple of days
20 Nov 2011 8:04am
hey dude
neat shot
but dude, why am i gettin reminded of Carpenter's Assualt On Precinct 13 here?
20 Nov 2011 12:31pm
a most handsome building
beautifully corrected for perspective
20 Nov 2011 1:02pm
Very interesting Flemish building!
So different to those I saw in Belgium/ Holland.
20 Nov 2011 1:09pm
@London Caller: Perhaps it's not authentic…. just a thought. Thanks for commenting.
Beautiful architecture. Wonderful composition. Great shot. :)
20 Nov 2011 1:51pm
A handsome building with what looks like generous proportions inside. Nicely shot and shared, Don. Thanks for the informative text.
20 Nov 2011 4:22pm
I don't think I have ever seen Flemish architecture. It's a lovely building, restored to all its former grandeur.
20 Nov 2011 4:29pm
Nice view Don. The wonderful texture of the brick stands out almost to touch.
20 Nov 2011 4:31pm
I love these beautiful red brick that remind me a lot of homes in Quebec
20 Nov 2011 4:49pm
What a wonderful..solidi brick house. So elegantly captured.
20 Nov 2011 7:36pm
neat! love that it used to be a convent and is now a B&B place!
20 Nov 2011 8:42pm
Great old building with a beautiful combination of colors !!!!!!!!!!
20 Nov 2011 9:06pm
An absolutely beautiful piece of architecture and well up-keep, I admire structures like these. Great shot!
20 Nov 2011 9:13pm
Excellent detail and perspective control. A very dignified looking building well photographed.
20 Nov 2011 9:50pm
great shot and i always love reading the history!
20 Nov 2011 11:42pm
Super cadrage et compo merveilleux, quelle belle maison fantastique
21 Nov 2011 3:10am
That is a timeless building. It will probably be standing in another 100 years.
21 Nov 2011 3:51am
wow, this is indeed a very handsome and inviting place! i would not mind staying there for a while and enjoying its amenities! i'll remember it for my eventual visit to the palouse ...
21 Nov 2011 5:18pm
It looks like ti was built to last through century after century.
21 Nov 2011 6:55pm
That is a beautiful building with a long history. Your photo certainly does it justice.
22 Nov 2011 1:12am
I adore this building. What beautiful architecture and how wonderful it has been fully restored. You didn't by chance take some photographs of the interior did you? Oh, and I always appreciate your commentary on these buildings.
22 Nov 2011 7:35pm
How pretty, and that would have been a very comfortable parish house, nice and big.
23 Nov 2011 10:08pm
Nice! Very attractive architecture. Glad it is still being used and appreciated.
23 Nov 2011 11:03pm
now that's one charming inn.. great catch..
5 Dec 2011 3:33pm