24 North Rosalind Avenue - Built in 1928 and designed by George Foote Dunham.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Floyd County Administration Building - Rome, Georgia
12 East 4th Avenue - Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this 1896 building was originally a post office and courthouse.
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Abraham Lincoln's Birthplace - Hodgenville, Kentucky
2995 Lincoln Farm Road - There are two Lincoln historic sites in this general area. On the day I stopped at this one I was already halfway through day two of what was supposed to be a one day roadtrip (to many stops to take pictures) so I did not visit the other. This was a great diversion. It was a little off the path but worth it. It was quiet, beautiful and not terribly busy. Pop over to the National Park Service site for more info on this destination. There is a visitor center that looks like it was probably built in the sixties, the 1911 Memorial Building housing a log cabin replica, the Sinking Spring, and the Nancy Lincoln Inn featuring displays and gifts for sale.
The Memorial Building.
The cabin.
Skylight in the Memorial Building.
Ceiling in the Memorial Building.
Path down to the Sinking Spring.
The Spring.
Nancy Lincoln Inn.
Cabins that are available for stays.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Herlong Mansion - Micanopy, Florida
402 NE Cholokka Boulevard (NE 1st Street) - This stately home was started its life as a cracker style farmhouse in 1845 and the current neoclassical revival shell was built over the top of it between 1910 and 1915. It currently operates as a Bed and Breakfast.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
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