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St. Mary

St. Mary's Chapel

Nestled beneath the trees in an urban oasis, St. Mary's Chapel was originally on the campus of Thompson Orphanage and dates back to 1892. ...
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Nestled beneath the trees in an urban oasis, St. Mary's Chapel was originally on the campus of Thompson Orphanage and dates back to 1892.
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E2100

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Aperture f/3.3 ISO 100 Shutter 1/215

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Feb, 2012

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