I call these two the sisters, but think of them as the twins. but they are not quite. The one has windows on the end plus the chimneys are different. Notice the swing still on the porch of the nearest house? Still, they are enough alike to make me think they were built by the same person. And I wonder if they were for siblings. Or maybe parents and child.
I would love to know their history, and know what families lived there.
These photos were taken in 2011...I wonder if the houses are still standing.
I think this barn belonged to the same farm. This was the only shot I managed to get of it.
What a wonderful find! Now I want to know everything about them!
ReplyDeleteWhenever I see houses or buildings like this I always try to imagine what they looked like when they were new and then the people who lived there. I like the covered front porches. I've always wished I had one
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I love these and am with you on wondering about the story that goes with twin houses.. when I see old barns or houses I wonder about who and why and what
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ReplyDeleteGreat photos, I love the worn color on these barns and house. Enjoy your day, have a great weekend ahead.
Lovely series. It's so much fun to look around and shoot photos at interesting places like this. Like you, I wonder about the story that goes with the place.
ReplyDeleteIt would be very interesting to know the history of these places that look somewhat alike. They make a fine series of pictures.
ReplyDeleteGreat old houses. I too would love to know the story behind them.
ReplyDeleteIf only walls could talk!
ReplyDeleteIt would be nice to know a little about the history here.
Great pictures.
All the best Jan
Oh wow! I would love to know the history also----and maybe mee the people
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Wow! I love places like that and wonder what stories they could tell. Great images.
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