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Day 80 / 365
Amazing building design, and so much history pass through those doors.
Interesting Fact: From 1983 until 2007, the church was utilized as a nightclub, The Limelight. After frequent problems with the police and charges of rampant drug abuse in the club, it was closed, but reopened in 2003 under the name “Avalon”. It closed permanently in 2007. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_of_the_Holy_Communion_and_Buildings )
Through Open Lens 
Quite a juxtaposition of words and images!
Thank you very much, I am glad that you enjoyed my blog. 🙂
Haha! The limelight! They never checked ID so we’d go there when we were 15 and dance til 6am.
I do remember those limelight days I use to have so much fun in that club. 🙂
A motivating discussion is worth comment.
I think that you ought to write more about this issue, it might not be a taboo matter but usually people don’t speak
about these subjects. To the next! Many thanks!!
Thank you for popping and sharing your comment with me, I really appreciated. 🙂
Interesting how a building can have so many different lives!
I found that very amazing as well. Thank you for stopping by and enjoying my work. 🙂
The “Limelight” is currently operating as a mini mall.
Yes it is, there is a lot of history in that building. I appreciate you stopping by and enjoying my work. 🙂
In my younger days, I used to go there when it was Limelight. Not proud of that, but what an incredible irony that all that indiscretion took place in an old church.
I know what you mean, I use to go to limelight when I was younger as well. I saw things in that old church that I shouldn’t repeat. I appreciate you stopping by and commenting on my post. 🙂