West Wind

This close-up image is of the refurbished tower atop The Church of the Presidents in Quincy Center

Waiting For The Bell To Toll

Scaffolding was erected this past July to restore the bell tower of the United First Parish Church (Church of the Presidents) in Quincy Center. Restoration should be completed by November at a cost of $600,000. This magnificent edifice, built of Quincy granite donated by John Adams, was designed by Alexander Parris and completed in 1828. You can read more about the church here and see the tower here.

Happy Skywatch Friday everyone! We're into a rainy spell once again.

Twilight at the Tower

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This Quincy landmark is the Church of the Presidents in Quincy Center. You can see previous informational posts of this National Historic Landmark here and here.

The Clearing

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The storm clouds are finally clearing over the Church of the Presidents in Quincy Center. This image was captured from the top of the "T" garage for "Skywatch Friday". Click here to see more skies from around the globe.
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Blue Skies

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The Church of the Presidents in Quincy Center is bathed in sunlight on this cloudless spring day.

If you enlarge this you will see that the girl's hair coordinates with her sweatshirt . . . a fashion statement for sure.

Merry Christmas

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This picture is taken from the Quincy Center train station. Wishing you and yours joy and peace this holiday season.

Side View

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I really enjoyed seeing the reflections in the multi pained window on the side of the Church of the Presidents in Quincy Center. The stone facade is built of Quincy's finest grey granite.

Cotton Candy Clouds

[click to enlarge]The early morning fog created a beautiful view outside the Parking Garage of the Quincy Center train station. The silhouetted steeple is that of the "Church of the Presidents".