Clustered Spires Series - Joseph Dill Baker Carillon and the Clustered Spires No. 5S - Frederick Md Women's Tank Top

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Sepia toning lends an historic feel to this view from College Avenue towards the Joseph Dill Baker Carillon in the foreground flanked by the legendary Clustered Spires of Frederick. From right to left, the steeples of All Saints Episcopal Church and Trinity Chapel United Church of Christ, the twin spires of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, the twin cupolas of the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ, the single cupola atop Frederick City Hall immediately to the left of the Carillon, and the spire of Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church farthest left in the distance. The founding of many of these houses of worship date back to the early 1700's. Image = 2018-07-04 to 11-04 Frederick Baker Carillon and Spires-5 238-242 E-D S C1 FT Y-3 B-5S PSP A-Shm B10.jpg.

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