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Photos from the Maine Veterans’ Home groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, April 19, 2019.
This interior view of the former St. Marks Episcopal Church in Augusta is seen Friday. New owner Adam Turner plans to convert much of the property into housing and the stone church into a community space.
New owner Adam Turner sits in the former St. Mark's Episcopal Church on Friday in Augusta. Turner plans to convert much of the property into housing and the stone church into a community space.
The sanctuary of the former St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Augusta is seen Friday. New owner Adam Turner plans to convert much of the property into housing and the stone church into a community space.
The Tiffany Ascension stained glass window on the west end of the former St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Augusta is seen Friday. New owner Adam Turner plans to convert much of the property into housing and the stone church into a community space.
A stained glass window showing the story of Jesus feeding the multitudes with a small number of loaves and fishes is seen Friday at the former St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Augusta. New owner Adam Turner said that it was one of his favorites of the church's stained glass windows.
St. Mark's Parish Hall, left, and church in Augusta are seen Friday. New owner Adam Turner plans to convert much of the property into housing and the stone church into a community space.
St. Mark's Rectory, left, and church in Augusta are seen Friday. New owner Adam Turner plans to convert much of the property into housing and the stone church into a community space.
A plaque and front door of the former St. Marks Episcopal Church in Augusta is seen Friday. New owner Adam Turner plans to convert much of the property into housing and the stone church into a community space.
An eagle-shaped lectern in the former St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Augusta is seen Friday. New owner Adam Turner plans to convert much of the property into housing and the stone church into a community space.
The front door of the former St. Marks Episcopal Church in Augusta is seen Friday. The fence and gate had been added earlier this month.
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