Mini-History Lesson: Why Do Churches Have Steeples? - Kivett's Fine Furniture

The cute children’s hand game accompanying this rhyme highlights what is perhaps the most recognizable feature on the classic, simple church: the steeple. A typical church steeple rises up from the structure of the church, first with the clock tower, then the belfry, then the lantern, and finally topped with the cone-like spire, scraping the … Mini-History Lesson: Why Do Churches Have Steeples? Read More »

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