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    There's still a steeple, but no more people [Image 17 of 26]

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    The image shows the Patrick Henry Village Chapel, a white stucco church building with a distinctive brown steeple and spire. The chapel is situated on a well-maintained grounds with mature trees and shrubs, and features a schedule of services sign in the foreground. This appears to be a U.S. military installation chapel, likely located in Heidelberg, Germany.

    HEIDELBERG, BADEN-WURTTEMBERG, GERMANY

    09.06.2013

    Photo by Dee Crawford 

    Training Support Activity Europe           

    This is Patrick Henry Village Post Chapel, Building 4501, where many memories surround this building for many military families who lived in Heidelberg. U.S. Army Europe closed the final installation in Heidelberg Sept. 6, 2013. (U.S. Army photo by Dee Crawford/Released, VI Specialist, TSC Wisbaden, RTSD-West, TSAE, JMTC)

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    Date Taken: 09.06.2013
    Date Posted: 09.17.2013 05:38
    Photo ID: 1019596
    VIRIN: 130906-A-CR252-102
    Resolution: 5520x3680
    Size: 15.08 MB
    Location: HEIDELBERG, BADEN-WURTTEMBERG, DE
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    Downloads: 8

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