St. Peter’s celebrates 200 years
Published 6:30 pm Tuesday, September 20, 2022
1. Trish Litchfield dances with Avery Napier as with Lex and Karen Mann in the background. (Laura Bliley)
John Tate (L) and Rector Chris Adams (Sarah Bernart)
4. John Tate (L) sings a duet of “Dead Flowers” by the Rolling Stones with entertainer Chuck Phillips. (Laura Bliley)
Olivia Roberson (L), Carol Nash and Janet Bradbury (Laura Bliley)
John Thompson (L), Johnny Rodman and Janet Sueiro Rodman
Sarah Ninan, Ann Behar and Julia Concha (Laura Bliley)
Judy Young, Michelle Fuller and Dr. Richard Young (Laura Bliley)
Cathy Capogna (L), Sarah Bernart and Mike Behar (Laura Bliley)
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St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Washington kicked off its 200th anniversary celebration Sunday afternoon with a birthday party in the social hall. Local musician Chuck Phillips provided entertainment for over 100 parishioners and guests.
The public is invited to the churchyard and church history tour Saturday, Oct. 1 from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. led by church historian Riley Roberson. The tour features actors in period costumes representing those who are buried in St. Peter’s churchyard. A drum and fife parade by musicians from Tryon Palace will happen at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
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