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An Invitation And A Question

Ceri Shaw » Blog » » An Invitation And A Question

2009-11-18
By: Ceri Shaw
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From Carol Moore ( Briceville, Tenesseee )

We would love for more Welsh folks to learn about Coal Creek, Tennessee in hopes they may have more information about the history. Such as, why did the Welsh build two steeples on Briceville Church in 1888? Is that a Welsh design? http://www.coalcreekaml.com/BricevilleChurch.htm

You are always welcome to anything on our web page at www.coalcreekaml.com .

Thanks!

Carol "

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11/19/09 07:50:13AM @mona-everett:
Interestingly, this church also had 2 doors because the church split into 2 factions, so one faction entered thru one door and the other thru the other door and they sat on their own sides of the church! How Welsh is that??? LOL!