Anything old whether in decay or still used for the meme Rubbish Tuesday
The Parsonage is an 1894 Victorian home first used for the pastor in a
Swedish church community. Now a non-smoking B&B. The remains of the
original church are now part of the gardens.
It is a beautiful place
This old school is found behind the Parsonage
My contribution is a beautiful old home on Pleasant Ridge just west of here.
Pleasant Ridge school was built in 1891 and served the community for 38 years/
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17 comments:
It seems lots of Swedish and Norwegian people settled in the northwest and BC. Probably similar surrounding helped make them feel at home. - Margy
What a looker she is and the school is a charmer. Tom The Backroads Traveller
gotta share this...in a recent manuscript, I repeatedly wrote bread and breakfast throughout the entire novel (several characters out of state, staying in b&bs). Did my editor razz me, let me tell you.
Oh it is so pretty and love the school house. Hug B
beautiful house but i really love that old school!
Gorgeous structure! Probably a big grander than most parsonages. Were these German Lutherans or Scandinavian. I know a lot of my Swedish/Norwegian relatives landed out in the PNW.
Oh, that is a beauty...well, both are. I just love the church...looks like windows are missing. that is so sad .
awesome home, now b&b!
How sweet of you to mention my pot, MB. This is a lovely old place, perfect for Rubbish Tuesday - although nothing about it is rubbish. The old school is interesting too and I would LOVE to see what it looks like inside.
Very nice finds. The old parsonage is perfect for a b&b. I hate seeing old buildings falling down, but if improved, takes away the history.
Oh you sure know how to capture them at their very best. What beautiful settings in all of them.
What an appealing looking house. Both house and school are another, more gentle era, but wouldn't want to go back there. Life was often hard then.
It's quite a pretty place.
Oh the old school is a thing of the past isn't it. Compared to the charmer.
Nice to see these old homes taken care of.
What a lovely place! I especially love the old church!
Wow - great shots of both buildings - it is nice to see well kept houses too.
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