…And here it is hanging on the front door of her 1912 home. You can see some recent pictures of her Walnut Avenue historic home in this post and these…
…Frame Ideas from a 1912 Home Next we’ll travel to Walnut Avenue to my mom’s 1912 home. This home was built by my great-great uncle and has always been in…
…to me. My mom and dad purchased two of these lamps as newlyweds and they were in continuous use until my mom moved into her 1913 Walnut Avenue home where…
…1913 Walnut Avenue home was built by James and Sally Scanlon, Mama’s great-uncle and aunt. Jim and Sally had two children, Creed and Maggie. My grandmother ended up with a…
…them near the fireplace like I usually do, I displayed them on a shutter from Mama’s 1912 Walnut Avenue home. My grandmother made my stocking when I was a baby…
…who built Mama’s Walnut Avenue home. I framed it as a Christmas gift to Mr. SP and it has been hanging over his desk ever since. We now need something…
…This 1920 Colonial Revival is across the street and a few doors down from my mom’s 1912 Walnut Avenue home. Martha and Doug Wood purchased this home in 1984 and…
…down from Mama’s 1912 Walnut Avenue home. Kenneth and Keri Wilfong have lived in the home since 2008 but it has been in Keri’s family since the 1960’s. …
Happy Thanksgiving 2010! Today I give thanks for my wonderful family, for my health, and for our friends. I’m looking forward to celebrating Thanksgiving for the first time on Walnut…
…and the two birthdays at Walnut Avenue. Mama used Granny’s china to set a really pretty table full of good food. A southern meal isn’t complete without iced tea. After…
…she moved to Walnut Avenue. She knows that I’m a sucker for bunnies! This lamb plate was my dad’s as a child. Mama was kind enough to let me have…
…Leesburg area again I will stop in. After taking Mama back to Walnut Avenue, we made the long trek to Virginia Beach to spend the night. I have a morning…