They quarried it and used it to build their kitchens and to build their houses. You might see colonial bricks on early nineteenth century farmhouses. Let s call it recycling, I suppose. Nothing was left to waste. In closing, let me say, I am deeply awed by all of you for creating history here.
History is ambivalent.
There are facts, but facts are useless until you make something of them. We know, and we knew for a long time, that there was an Elk Run Church and we had an idea that it might have been cruciform, but it is thanks to you and all your volunteers that have actually turned this into a reality. It will then integrate into a public memory of this place. It can only grow as time progresses. Thank you very much.