American Adventures
American Adventures
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On the way from Charleston to Summerville, if you go by motor, you passThe Oaks, an estate with a new colonial house standing where an ancientmansion used to stand. A long avenue bordered by enormous live-oaks, leading to this house, gives the place its name, and affords a trulynoble approach. Here, in Revolutionary times, Marion, "the Swamp Fox, "used to camp.
Not far distant from the old gate at The Oaks is Goose Creek Church--themost interesting church I have ever seen. The Parish of St. Jam...es, GooseCreek, was established by act of the Assembly, November 30, 1706, andthe present church, a brick building of crudely simple architecture, wasbuilt about 1713. The interior of the church, though in good condition, is the oldest looking thing, I think, in the United States. The memorialtablets in the walls, with their foreign names and antique lettering, the curious old box pews, the odd little gallery at the back, the tallpulpit, with its winding stair, above all the Royal Arms of GreatBritain done in relief on the chancel wall and brilliantly colored--allthese make Goose Creek Church more like some little Norman church inEngland, than like anything one might reasonably expect to find on thisside of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the way from Charleston to Summerville, if you go by motor, you passThe Oaks, an estate with a new colonial house standing where an ancientmansion used to stand. A long avenue bordered by enormous live-oaks, leading to this house, gives the place its name, and affords a trulynoble approach. Here, in Revolutionary times, Marion, "the Swamp Fox, "used to camp.
Not far distant from the old gate at The Oaks is Goose Creek Church--themost interesting church I have ever seen. The Parish of St. Jam...es, GooseCreek, was established by act of the Assembly, November 30, 1706, andthe present church, a brick building of crudely simple architecture, wasbuilt about 1713. The interior of the church, though in good condition, is the oldest looking thing, I think, in the United States. The memorialtablets in the walls, with their foreign names and antique lettering, the curious old box pews, the odd little gallery at the back, the tallpulpit, with its winding stair, above all the Royal Arms of GreatBritain done in relief on the chancel wall and brilliantly colored--allthese make Goose Creek Church more like some little Norman church inEngland, than like anything one might reasonably expect to find on thisside of the world.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Street Julian to read onlineMoreLess
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