Teasing is over . . . this is the stable that supports the weather vane I posted yesterday. The details of this 1873 carriage house are lovely especially the slate roof. It is located on the Adams National Historic site on Adams Street, of course.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
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4 comments:
From yesterday picture, I would never have guessed/ I thought it would have been a much taller building. But I do like it. Very nice.
It wasn't what I imagined, but it looks a building that suits the windvain!
Very nice. Love the slate roof.
This old house is very fascinating, she has something of magic.
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