Friday Shoot My Town

Friday Shoot My Town
Theme
 Interiors 


Inside some doors in my town.

One of the most beautiful homes in town.
Our daughter and family's

They are Maker's Mark Ambassadors.
 Click on the above if you would like to know more about being a MM ambassador. It is a lot of fun.

Our Cracker Barrel
Open last year just in time for Christmas.

Some of the most exquisite furnishings and wood work in our town on the Nazareth Campus.

The Visitor's Center at Nazareth Campus

where I spend every Friday afternoon volunteering my time for the Campus Ministries

My orthopedic physician's office.
Fabric art.
I always check out the art. 

Wonderful world of 
Walmart

Basket weaving class at Bardstown Adult Learning Center.
Yes I was making a basket there.

Painting class at
Bardstown Adult Learning Center
Yes that is my class.

The Sugar Buzz
on Third Street 
A place I love to look at but do not buy many things there.

Mackin's Antiques and Collectables Shop.
My favorite.

St. Joseph's Proto-cathedral
First Cathedral West of the Alleghanies

Our library
The stained glass window designed specifically for our town.

Chili's Restaurant 
You gotta try the Chicken Margaretta

Buffalo Wings and Rings
Beer and of course, peanut hulls all over the floor.

Whispering Wheels
Roller Rink.

Well that was quite a swing around our town.
Some repeat photos but I wanted a good showcase.

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Friday Shoot Out-Theme The Letter A

Starring the Letter A

These signs are all over our town.

This was one of my favorites 

 Anatok

Charles Haydon built the house. After it went through two other owners, Robert Wickliffe and “Mr. Dalzell,” according to Sarah Smith’s “Historic Nelson County” book, it then came into the hands of Pius Whelan. Whelan was a prominent grocer, merchant and city council member, according to information from the Bardstown Historic Preservation office. His parents, James and Matilda Drury Whelan, came to Bardstown from Maryland, along with many of the area’s first Catholic families.

At one time one of the most beautiful homes in our town.

It now belongs to the private high school in our town and sets empty, the victim of vandals.

Too much work to be done to be of use to anyone.

Just this week it was announced it will be torn down to be made into a much needed parking lot for the school.

I can remember when it was a part of the hospital property and many entertainment activities were held there. The upstairs 3 bay windows were once the chapel of the old home and had stained glass windows in them.

The stained glass was removed and

installed in the chapel at the new hospital.

Sad loss to the area. 

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Day 11 Of gratitude challenge.
So thankful for men and women of all armed services.

Friday Shoot Out- Chairs

Friday Shoot Out

Chairs

Theme suggested  by
Jerie Lyn



Rocking chairs 

Click on any photo for more detail.

My maternal grandfather's chair
in my house.

This one
found in an old junk store.

Antique mission chair.
Solid oak
In my friend's bedroom.

Antiqued caned seat in my friend's home.

Antique children's chairs used by the adults now for their grandchildren.

In the museum at Nazareth Campus.
Called a Counselor's chair.

Hand carved by the sisters in the 1800's for the church.

Queen Anne furniture in the parlor at the campus.

Side chair

Waiting room chairs.
No cushions?
Maybe the wait is not long.

My favorite chair in the museum.
When I worked in the hospital in the late 50's these were the type of wheerchirs that were used.
Very bulksome to deal with.

Common seat in our town.

Seats filled every Sunday.

Our own personal private hanging out seat.

My seat at Rehab by the lake.


Pick your seat and have a cuppa with me.


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