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Sunnybrook Farm told us the house from yesterday's post was a re-creation, of "I think" this house:
For those of you that live somewhat nearby and expressed an interest in visiting, next month they are having a fun Folklife Festival which would be a great time to visit! We plan to go...for more info CLICK HERE
Sunnybrook Farm told us the house from yesterday's post was a re-creation, of "I think" this house:
For those of you that live somewhat nearby and expressed an interest in visiting, next month they are having a fun Folklife Festival which would be a great time to visit! We plan to go...for more info CLICK HERE
This definitely looks old! Love how rustic it is.
ReplyDeletePS: I don't know if you did something, but the "block" did not show up today! :)
Love the rustic charm and textures in the shots.
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The old and new houses are very much alike but the new one has varieties of wood that the bugs don't like as well as what was in the 1800 one. I don't think they were too worried about making them last 200 years when it was built, they were probably worried about the next winter.
ReplyDeleteThe information for the festival is still being up dated as things fall into place. Admission was lowered several years ago to Adults $10. Kids 5-15 $5, Adults 60 & over $5. Free parking. Food is regional so don't expect pizza.
love the old doors. neat construction. ( :
ReplyDeleteLove those doors, especially the coloring on the first one. Amazing place! Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeletethat chinking is amazing!
ReplyDeleteGotta like those hinges. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's really hard to imagine living here, right? But when it was new, I'm sure it was a godsend to the residents who built it.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly does look drawn out of the mists of time.
ReplyDeleteYesterday it looked almost new, but now I can really see the damage...oh wait, this is the older one that yesterday was a new copy. Whatever, I want to go to that festival if I can manage it, I am going to your link!
ReplyDeleteNeat looking photos. I would love to go to the festival also. Hope we can make it. We have a trip planned around the same time to visit hubby's sister who lives in California but we'll definitely be going some time.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us the details and giving us even more info about this great building.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of it!
ReplyDeleteWell, it certainly looks like the same design. Where does the red color in the chinking come from?
ReplyDeleteThat would be an interesting festival.
ReplyDeleteStanding the test of time.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed SF's info on this old cottage too Tanya, it's usually the other way around, that they built things to last so much longer back then than they do now oui!
ReplyDeleteYou visit most interesting local sites, Tanya.
ReplyDeleteI love those doors and especially the really long hinges. rustic is my thing
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