Homestead Heritage Part II

As we continue exploring this beautiful farm.
Next stop is The Gristmill.
This mill, built in 1750's " John Mott Mill".

 The Gristmill

 Mill stone

 Gristmill Water Wheel

 The Fiber Craft Shop

 The Basket Weaving Shop

 I also loved this basket, it had Walnut Shells cut an inlayed with Turquoise

It is made with pine needles.

 The Ploughshare Barn

 Another Historic barn

just breathtaking the workmanship is amazing

made when  we did not have electric tools.

 Water Basin catching the Rain

 Oh no!! Six Egg Case's

She has been very busy!! 

 The Basket Weaving Shop

 Blacksmith Shop

Heritage Forge

 Ought Ohhhh another Bridge!!

 Sister Gibson

 The Cafe & Bakery

 Some of the Blacksmiths work in the Restroom

And the Beautiful Doors made by the Woodsman 

 Inside the Cafe

 Working away and the food smelled so good.

Next time we will try some of the food at the Cafe.

 We did however buy some of the Homemade Ice Cream!!

 Beautiful Cedar poles, and railing

 Horse Drawn Wagon's

offer a ride around the rest of the Homestead

Next time!!

 Church Building

 Bell Tower

 On our way out

We had a wonderful time, just exploring, and seeing the beautiful buildings with all the fun workmanship!  They are trying very hard to work together, and they have created something amazing!