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Rebuilding from the Rubble

One of the most beautiful churches in upstate New York is the Church of St. Dismas, The Good Thief, in Dannemora. Built between 1939 and 1941, this Neogothic-inspired stone chapel boasts massive oak doors and an impressive spire.

The church stands on the grounds of Clinton Correctional Facility, a short distance from the prison’s outer walls.

By Jim Liske
September 29, 2015
Church of St. Dismas | Clinton Correctional Facility | From the CEO | New York | Prison Fellowship

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