Ruined Church Collection

The ruined church of St Michael on the summit of Burrow Mump, Burrowbridge, Somerset, England. Autumn (November) 2021

Ruined Church, Limeni, Mani Peninsula, The Peloponnese, Greece, Southern Europe

River Tone meandering towards Burrow Mump and the ruined church on its summit, Burrowbridge, Somerset, England. Spring (May) 2009

El-Bireh, Ruined Church (b / w photo)
5214554 El-Bireh, Ruined Church (b/w photo) by European Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: El-Bireh, Ruined Church)

The village of Audeghem. The first four Belgian scouts to enter the towm after the German army retreated from their positions in the town. 28th September 1914

Jebel el-Druze Hauran Kanawat Large Roman pavement
Jebel el-Druze & Hauran. Kanawat. Large Roman pavement showing ruined church in background. 1938, Syria, Qanawat

Wooded Landscape Peasant Reading Tombstone Rustic Lovers
Artokoloro

Clergy on a path near a ruined church and in the background a village, print maker: Jan van de Velde (II), Dating 1616

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Discover the haunting beauty of forgotten places: The ruined church on Burrow Mump, Burrowbridge, Somerset, stands proudly atop a hill overlooking the River Tone. A mirror image of the Limeni Church Ruins on the Mani Peninsula in Southern Europe, both bearing witness to the passage of time. As rivers meander through history, these sacred sites remain, their stories etched in the stones. In El-Bireh, a ruined church stands as a testament to the past, while the first Belgian scouts marked new beginnings in Audeghem. Amidst the tranquility of a wooded landscape, a peasant reads a tombstone, lost in thought. Meanwhile, in the Hauran Kanawat region of Syria, a large Roman pavement echoes the history of the ruined churches. Clergy walk the paths of these sacred places, connecting the past to the present.