The Zwaanendael is almost your typical local history museum. Almost. Like most other local history museums, there are artifacts, clothes, etc. from the time period they’re focusing on. You can also see the door of the Cape Henlopen Lighthouse, which toppled over in 1926. But I didn’t come...
Not much to say about this; I just happen to like covered bridges. This one was built in 1880 and can be found in Brown County, just minutes north of Nashville (Nashville, IN that is).
Not a whole lot to say about this……it’s a tiny, tiny cemetery on a hill. I found it accidentally while looking for Gobbler’s Rock, which unfortunately I didn’t find this time. Nothing spectacular; what caught my interest were the headstones that looked like tree stumps.
Spencer 8/03 Bloomington 4/04 Found this alongside Rt. 46 in Indiana……we were on our way to Nashville when I noticed 3 stone…..things on the side of the road. There was even a little bridge leading to one of them. We couldn’t get too close because of traffic, so...
Originally visited 4/03 New photos from 5/05 50+ photos….go get a soda or something. Sleepy Hollow is huge. I guess it’d have to be with graves spanning 5 centuries. Yes, people from the story are interred here, including the writer of the legend, Washington Irving. But there’s so...
Written 10/02 I haven’t been to Georgia in years; I’d love to get back there and get new pictures from both islands. These really, really awful photos are from when I was 12 or so and were taken with a disposable, I think. I can’t believe I didn’t...
