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Rural Life Museum Linda outside the Acadian House, the first of many outside exhibits David and Linda explored. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum A view from inside the Dogtrot House. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum Linda on the porch of the Dogtrot House. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum Linda next to the corn crib of the Stoker Barn. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum The Pioneer's Cabin. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum Inside the Pioneer's Cabin. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum Linda on the porch of the Stoner-Athens House. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum Inside the Church. A casket has been placed just in front of the pulpit rail. This church as painted glass, the low budget version of stained glass. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum The Church as seen from the rear quarter. The side door is just ahead of the pulpit and the window at the right is behind the pulpit. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum Linda sits in the first pew.. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum Outbuildings, including an outhouse. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum A plantation bell. Most of these bells were originally on ships before being used on plantations. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum Bananas. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum This small printing press is labeled, "Mercury Model 5-8, Excelsior, Kelsey & Company, Meriden, Conn. USA." (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum A pigeon cote. Pigeon was a favorite food and a pigeon cote could be found near just about any big house or plantation. The French Creole call these the pigeonnier. (09.19.04) |
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Rural Life Museum David and Linda. (09.19.04) |
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November 02, 2006 Copyright 2004 David K. Stall | |
