Thursday, August 7, 2014

A Garden Fence

This little fence was donated to our museum. It was in front of a residence in the late 1870's in this little mining town here in Colorado. The house, like so many, was lost in a fire.
It made a perfect fence to surround our Victorian Garden on the grounds of the museum.

Linking to: Good Fences

14 comments:

  1. Hello Janey,

    There is something incredibly homely about a white painted picket fence. This one looks very sweet indeed. It is sad that it has lost the house to which it belonged but lovely that it has found a new home and purpose at your museum. Perfect!

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  2. Part of the American Dream. . . a home with a picket fence. Okay if it's part of the museum. . .it's still part of a dream.

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  3. That is a great gift to use it for the museum.

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  4. I've just been back and checked posts I missed Janey.. j'adore your shots from the 'stick horse' show, the littlies were adorable :)

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  5. how very sweet! wow! wouldn't have thought about donating a historical fence!

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  6. Love this sweet little fence.

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  7. To have a fence donated is a new one on me...never heard of such a happening...but still, what a great contribution!!!

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  8. That fence is beautiful and in such good shape for its age! I like what I can see of the museum too.

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  9. Very pretty fence.

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  10. Love the way the foliage is peeping through the fence

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  11. A picket fence, very pretty. And how fabulous that it was saved and still in good use.

    Diana

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  13. Thanks for donating the fence. If anyone wants a good fence company in Greeley, CO we can help.

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