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.

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Old Bucket at Settler's Museum of Southwest Virginia

The original and then sepia and black&white.

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Horseshoe at Settlers Museum of Southwest Virginia

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

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

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Out Structures at Settler's Museum of Southwest Virginia

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The Barn at Settlers Museum of Southwest Virginia

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

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Butterflies at the Settler's Museum of Southwest Virginia

Top photo is a Spicebush Swallowtail.

The bottom 3 photos are the Great Spangled Fritillary.

Farmhouse at Settler's Museum of Southwest Virginia

This view caught my eye through the sidelight next to the front door at the farmhouse at the Settler's Museum of Southwest Virginia. This photograph has been used in my greeting cards.

Rabbit at the Settler's Museum of Southwest Virginia

This rabbit was at the Settler's Museum of Southwest Virginia I visited last week. He looks like somebody's pet, but he was running loose. The rooster I posted several days ago was from the same museum. In the bottom photo, he thought I could not see him. Rabbits are so funny when they get still like this.

Rooster at Settler's Museum of Southwest Virginia

This photo of a rooster was taken at the Settler's Museum of Southwest Virginia.

Have used this photo several times in greeting cards.