Exploring Historic Marinette Wisconsin: Discovering Abandoned Catholic Church 🇺🇸
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
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Finding Abandoned Catholic Church walking Historic Marinette Wisconsin
TravelingFrogman is A Retired Navy SEAL/United States Marine / Maritime Anti-Piracy Operator Now A Full-Time Southeast Asia Adventure Traveler.
Hooyah. I miss being in the Kenosha /Waukegan area back when at Great Lakes. Have a great one. I just got wind of your vlogs. Love the content.
Thanks! You too!🔱🐸
I lived in Chicago for a couple of years but only visited Wisconsin and Michigan once, so I love the views of the lovely upper Midwest. Thanks.
🌟I have not been up to Wisconsin and Upper Michigan in quite some time so it's good to do some traveling and Vlogging of some former stomping grounds.
The street is pronounced Bra-so. An old family name in the Oconto area. This part golf Oconto was called Frenchtown. They had another Catholic Church on the other side of town called St. Joseph’s. St. Pete’s has been closed for at least 30 and probably closer to 30 years. Not Catholic but had family members that attended here.
🌟Thank you very much for the street name correction 👍I really appreciate it. I just happen to find this beautiful church in Oconto while on my way to Marquette MI. I did a quick search to try finding more about it. Thank you very much for sharing this information, much appreciated!, 😊
@@travelingfrogman You also missed the oldest First Christian Science Church building in Oconto. Beautiful little clapboard church.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Church_of_Christ,_Scientist_(Oconto,_Wisconsin)
@@laobeau Thank you very much for info on this church, I was not intending to stop in Oconto, but will be coming back through again in future very soon and will spend more time in Oconto.
@@travelingfrogman I looked up the dates. St. Peters was built in 1899 and closed/merged with St. Joes in July, 2000.
@@laobeau Thank you for sharing this information!
I think some of the old angled buildings might be called “spite” buildings. Careful of the “spicy chickens” we send your way. They get crabby for no reason. Lol
🌟I will be seeing alot of these old buildings during my travels in Upper Michigan area there many buildings on historic listing.