Old Salem
Last Saturday my friend Kim and I went to Old Salem Museum and Gardens.
The place is magical to me.
I think I was born in the wrong century!
The town was founded by the Moravian's in 1766.
I never get tired of visiting.
I joined the members and can get in free all year. All monies collected goes towards programs and restoration of other building in the village.
I joined the members and can get in free all year. All monies collected goes towards programs and restoration of other building in the village.
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Doll
(Interesting fact: The potter would make just the doll head and a child would be practice sewing skills by making the body and clothing.)
I just love the old bricks and uneven streets :)
You can tell she is a married lady because a blue ribbon ties her cap.
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My sweet friend Kim
C. Winkler Bakery
(Interesting fact a decedent lived upstairs until about 1990)
We came away with lots of goodies!
The peach strudel is heavenly!
"Gods Acre" Cemetery
The Church Clock
The Single Brothers House
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Handmade baskets
The Tavern
The oldest Gun Smith shop in the US.
The Tailor in the Single Brothers House.
Lots lots more but I will to save that for another post :)
Wonderful tour - loved seeing all that history! Those old colonial homes are so pretty and it's so fun to see what life was like - not so long ago. I love the motto! x Karen
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