After visiting the Snow White Castle in Lohr am Main, we spent an hour or so just walking through the town. It was delightful. These little towns were not spared during the war. You can read here what the damage in Lohr a. Main was. It’s hard to imagine the destruction of such beautiful buildings.
I especially enjoyed the fancy signs here.
It’s fascinating to see the mix of the old and the new in the shops.
So many small charming details to see!
This is St. Michael’s Catholic Church.
There were 2 women cleaning and preparing for a First Communion Service here tomorrow morning. Notice how the baptismal font is decorated with fresh-cut tulips.
Several of the churches we’ve seen today had flat interior ceilings.
The children’s corner:
A fine door bell:
A Bauernhof (barnyard) with doors above for loading wagons:
Our Frankfurt Germany Mission 