Old dinner bell at Settlers Museum of Southwest Virginia

The original, then sepia and black and white.
This dinner bell is in the front yard,

right behind it is the front porch that I took this photograph from.

Please visit the original post at Leedra's Photos For Fun to see more photographs from the Settler's Museum of Southwest Virginia.

You can click on Settlers Museum of Southwest Virginia on the left sidebar and see all the photographs I took there.

Horseshoe at Settlers Museum of Southwest Virginia

Another photograph first shown in the color original, then sepia and then black and white.

For more photos please visit the original post at Leedra's Photos For Fun.

Chicken Coop and other out structures at Settlers Museum of Southwest Virginia

To see the original versions or the black and white versions of these photographs please visit the original post at Leedra's Photos For Fun.

The Barn at Settlers Museum of Southwest Virginia

2 different photographs of one of the barns at the museum.

To see the original versions and the black&white versions please

visit the original post at Leedra's Photos For Fun.

Little Greenbriar School at Metcalfe Bottoms in GSMNP

The fence is the one around the cemetary.

I changed the photo to Sepia, then to Black and White.

To see the original photo in color, please visit

the original post at Leedra's Photos For Fun.

Cades Cove Missionary Baptist Church

These were taken this past Tuesday (October 14) at Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

The last 3 are all the same photograph, I changed it to Sepia and Black & White. Which do you like the best?

Laurel Valley Community Church

This church in is Southwest Virginia. I wandered across it while traveling the back roads looking for birds, butterflies, and flowers to photograph.

This is the most unusual outhouse I have ever seen. It has a door at each end, and each end is a "2 holer". The doors were not marked as male or female, but maybe the church members know which are which. The farm equipment was also in the church yard.

I did turn these photographs to Sepia using Picasa. I still have not loaded the Photoshop Elements I bought 3 months ago, but thought I would try this.