Thursday, it was time for a walk outdoors...
came to mind as a great place for fresh air and pretty scenery.
The village was once an iron producing factory town known as The Howell Iron Works Co.
If you are interested in the history of the village, that information can be found here.
The Foremans Cottage
Autumn Skies & Apple Pies
The Blacksmith Shop
The General Store
The Carpenters Shop
The Barn and The Carriage House
The Barn
The Carriage House
The Blast Furnace
- the path less traveled -
The Chapel
Cool, crisp air...it was a beautiful day!
Oh how I would love a wander around there, Debbie. Great shots! What a great excursion on a lovely autumn day.
ReplyDeleteA step back in time on a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteLove how they have decorated it up for Fall, I especially like it along the fence, that is a really neat picture!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
What A Beautiful Outing There - Autumn Is The Most Ideal Season For These Style Of Adventures - Good On You - Enjoy The Weekend
ReplyDeleteCheers
This looks like an interesting place.The fall foliage sure helps to create lovely scenes.
ReplyDeleteDebbie - I love this style of brick buildings! And the autumn decorations add just the right touch! Was there an opportunity to pick apples, or is it too late for that?
ReplyDeleteHello Debbie,:=) This looks like the perfect place for an outing in the fresh air, nice scenery lovely old buildings,...all except the chapel that looks new!!
ReplyDeleteLooks so pretty.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a BEAUTIFUL day for this, Debbie. Great shots show the crisp autumn feel!!...jp
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tour! Lovely restored place. (Nice that the chapel had a ramp added.) You two are doing a whirlwind of cool day-tours near home. Cheers, Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for sharing these lovely photographs, through them I had a lovely walk :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Loved each and every photo Debbie, what a wonderful area to visit. Thank you and Happy November!
ReplyDeleteI would like to walk through that beautiful ancient village and the colors of autumn make it even more fascinating.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy photos of this place, too! Beautiful old buildings.
ReplyDeleteYou are living in a truly beautiful place, and I just went over to your other blog to look at your garden. It is absolutely beautiful, and you are a brilliant photographer.
ReplyDeleteNow that was one incredible general store back in the day I can imagine. What a lovely historical place this is.
ReplyDeleteAlways one of my favorite places to visit. I love the little tiny brick building with the fenced in herb garden. I've always wanted to make something like that at my house. Maybe this will be the summer I finally do!
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