PicturesFromNeverSaygoodbye

Pictures From The Book Never Say Goodbye

These Pictures were taken with the purpose of illustrating The Book Never Say Goodbye
the file the book is in is 200 pages and cumbersome loading. We added them to this
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These two pictures were taken of the old Lebanon Presbyterian Church in 1999 it was
almost 200 years old
NOTE: In the winter of 2003 a heavy wet snow finally brought an end to the Lebanon
Presbyterian Church collapsing the roof and the rest of the building. I'm glad it was able
to research and see it as it stood, sitting in the church in silence and hearing all the
sounds it's founders heard, I have tried to pass this passion on to you to enjoy also, our
links to the past are evaporating rapidly )

This Picture was taken the first day of cleanup in the
church cemetery Notice one of the orange flags in the
lower center. You can also see a tombstone above and to
the right of the flag

Three weeks into the cleanup things are
looking better. This was shot just to the left of
the picture above

From the lower left corner of the cemetery the church is at the top right. This was 6 months
after the cleanup started

Looking at the lower Left Corner from near the top. The two white stones in the lower center is
where we started 6 Months ago.

My Son Brian in the center of the picture finding another stone. He is standing on the old toll
road that passed through the lot in the early 1800's Below the old road is the original
cemetery. Above the toll road is where the second log church was until it burned. The Church
in the pictures in this section is behind and to the right of me. The section where I'm standing
had no burials until 1850's

The Old Church On The Lebanon Road