The Red Door
This is one of the side entrances to Bloor Street United Church which I showed you last July (HERE). I love the red door with those fabulous hinges. And surprisingly the doors were not locked so I actually got into the vestibule. I'll give you a peek of some of the great stained glass tomorrow.
Good shot Pat. Red is a colour that really attracts the eyes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous entry - love that stone and the door is very special. Very inviting.
ReplyDeleteIn the U.S. many Episcopal churches feature red entry doors. I'm not sure why but I suspect it has something to do with being "saved by the blood of Jesus."
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteYou got lucky again! I love those doors!
ReplyDeleteWhat hinges!
ReplyDeleteThat's so inviting!
ReplyDeletevery, very cool!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely agree with you about the red door and the beautiful hinges!
ReplyDeleteQuite a bright red, too!
ReplyDeleteYou are correct. That is a terrific red door showing the art of the black smith with the design of those hinges.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen red door to chuch in Poland. Our are brown...
ReplyDeleteMarvellous shot !
ReplyDeleteTomás.
Love the doors! They match your shoes!
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There was a time when huge hinges like this were very popular. Pretty cool, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteThose red doors pop in the photo!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful entrance!
ReplyDeleteI love this door also, so lucky to find it open!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking door.
ReplyDeleteIt's really a beautiful door !
ReplyDeleteLove the deep, rich colour!
ReplyDeleteBellísima puerta!
ReplyDeleteGreat doors on a lovely church. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteThe red couldn't fit in better.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent hinges!
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