"We were interested in getting a steeple, and the phone company was interested in getting business," Pastor Ebersole said.
In 1814, a steeple was built, an extension to the church added, and the interior painted at a cost of $4,500 $$ today).
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A frontal X-ray of the neck is not routinely performed, but if it is done, it may show a characteristic narrowing of the trachea, called the steeple sign, because of the subglottic stenosis, which is similar to a steeple in shape.
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Without distracting from the intensity of the foreground drama, a townscape with a steeple looms in the nocturnal distance, probably including the barracks used by the French.
The 1,200-seat 1,200-seat, originally crowned with a steeple, was built in 1885 by Williamusiclace, a local challlate manufacturer.
"So many people are being priced out of the private market," said Lisa McSwain, who runs a steeple restoration company in Edgecomb.
A steeple was added in 1881.
