This is an Artist's Proof of "Donegal Springs". The artist's name I cannot decipher. It is a beautiful etching and perhaps my favorite of all the work on display. Others can be seen below. |
This is the very large painting of the church with "The Witness Tree" in front of it. You can judge the size of it by viewing the 4x8 foot tables in front of it on the floor. |
This is the beautiful area where the spring (small circular area in the mid-left side of photo) and waterway are located. |
The red brick building on the right side of the photo is known as the Kerr Study House which was built in 1810. |
Nearby entrance into the Cemetery |
One of the gravesides marked with a War 1776 plaque. |
I believe this to be a pen and ink drawing of the church and tree. Artist's names on the three paintings I have pictured here I could not identify. |
This is said to be one of the very few wintertime paintings of the spring and church that exist. It is a watercolor. |
Another beautiful painting of the church and "The Witness Tree". |
A panorama of the cemetery. |
Damage from a recent twister in the Mt. Joy area is witnessed here. |
This is one-half of the entrance into the grounds of the Donegal Presbyterian Church. |
Many of the photos for this story were taken by my grandson Caden. This one is a "selfie" that he took in the car as we headed home. |
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