The former Saint Anne's church and rectory in Turners Falls, Massachusetts, is currently under development to become a combination music venue, pub and bistro. Below are links to a 5-panorama tour of the former church.
Each panorama permits visitors to look in 360-degrees, both horizontally and vertically. By using the buttons at the bottom of the image, visitors may zoom in and out on the image, and by clicking on the "X" icon, the image will fill the computer screen for the best detail. Click on any of the links below to get started.
The church, built in 1886, stands on the corners of 6th and J Street. It's only a short walk from downtown, and the former Strathmore Mill, which is also being renovated and turned into digital film studio and institute.
The floor of the future music venue will be opened up to allow for dancing.
There are plans to extend the balony along either side of the church to afford more future patrons a better view of the future stage.
The organ is still in working condition, and there are plans to keep it for its ornamental grandure. The acoustics beneath the vaulted ceiling allow anyone in the balcony to easily hear what's being said at alter.
A cell-phone tower is hidden in the former church's spire. It was installed by technicians who were far braver than this photographer, braving the rickety wooden steps that climb to its summit.
