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Monday, September 12, 2011

Barn Charm Tuesday


On April 5, 1856, Booker T. Washington was born a slave on the 207-acre farm of James Burroughs. After the Civil War, Washington became founder and first principal of Tuskegee Normal and Industrial School.

This barn is located at the Booker T Washington National Park in Hardy, Va.

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22 comments:

  1. Lotsa history there! Looks like the barn is being well taken care of.

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  2. Your always full of information thanks for the history lesson. :)
    Nice barn pic have a great day!

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  3. Love the angles on this barn, Tanya. Very unusual and thank you for the history lesson. :)

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  4. Beautiful barn - love the color and texture. Glad it's being maintained.

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  5. wow....great barn. it is really interesting to learn about it and to see it is receiving some love!!

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  6. oh i love it when the history is included... beautiful & yet another place I'd love to explore... if I ever get around to exploring all these places, I'm gonna be one BUSY person =)

    thanks so much for joining, Tanya

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  7. I like the shape of the roof line on your Barn Charm shot this week. A fine old structure located on a notable place. Well done.

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  8. Love the history...and the shape of that barn! I also love the fact that a wooden barn is being maintained for posterity to see.

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  9. Interesting design for a barn. Nice shot.

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  10. I really like this...has an ageless feel to it.

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  11. I love to hear stories like that. It's a beautiful photo, too!

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  12. It looks rather quaint. especially that hitching post!

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  13. Great shot of this barn. Love that hitch post.

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  14. Thanks for the information I love it. Happy Tuesday!

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  15. This is a wonderful picture of a very interesting -- and charming -- barn. I like the somber color of the photo -- it fits the time and place of the barn. Thanks for the history.

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  16. What a cool roof line...wonder if that is ON PURPOSE? Or, due to age.

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  17. Hi Tanya, this is one beautiful barn, and the history makes it a national treasure. what an original. thanks for sharing. happy day to you.

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  18. Great shot and interesting history.

    Darryl and Ruth :)

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  19. I need to go there before we move.

    I always wonder if he became a teacher because he was inspired by his name?

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