There is a photo of the old building hanging in the entry hall of the current courthouse, which shows a fence encompassing the courthouse lawn. It isn't there anymore, guess I assumed it was taken down during re-building. But what happened to that fence? I recently found out it was moved to the cemetery. It separates the property line to the south.
Last weekend I took some pictures of that really old fence.
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Happy Friday!
13 comments:
a recycled fence!
wow what a relic...love it!
one of my favorite. that is so detailed... nice shots. leaning & all. ( :
beautiful....love old wrought iron!
That is a great way to reuse the fence...it is a beauty.
Great history and fence
sharing.
That is one great fence. It's so beautiful and you took excellent pictures of it!!!
Interesting history!
Glad this piece of history has been preserved and is still in use today as a recycle. Great shooting perspective to better show off the fence design. Particularly like those fancy fence "posts".
really cool corner piece!
Interesting background you shared about the fence! I love hearing local stories about our presidents.
Love the character in this lovely old "historic" fence line!
Isn't that interesting?
What a spot for it!
Cheers from Cottage Country!
Well, I'm glad the fence was recycled and not tossed away.
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