It does have an old fence. I think it could be original to the house?
For more interesting fences..Linking to :Good Fences
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After having two homes for a number of years, one in Texas the other in Colorado, we have simplified our lives. Coming to you from only Texas now, but not really. We are world travelers…so stay with me.
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It is wonderful that the community respects and preserves the town's history!
ReplyDeleteInformation: The sign of the Wordless Wednesday's post on my blog yesterday is placed at the entrance to the Japanese Tea Garden at Como Park in St. Paul. Translated it means "Plum Beautiful Garden."
Wonderful old rustic fence Janey.. Let's hope they keep this old place in good repair.
ReplyDeletei love historical houses and this one is the type i like best. the fence does look like it might have been there 100 years
ReplyDeletei like it! even as falling-down as it seems!
ReplyDeleteOh it is neat. I like.
ReplyDeletesweet little gate!
ReplyDelete50 homes in a small town - they are really dedicated to history.
ReplyDeleteI think you're right. How fun, I bet it's quite an interesting tour checking them all out.
ReplyDeleteIt looks very old and has beautifully weathered over the years
ReplyDeletePerfect....this has so much character!!! If only we could hear its side of life....what stories we could listen to. LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteI love this! It has so much history.
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