Monday, September 19, 2016

MORE FROM HISTORIC CLIFTON, IN VIRGINIA

A few of the historic houses found in Clifton, Virginia, ending up with an old baptist church that is now closed, and possibly under renovation.









































With many thanks to our hosts of the following memes, which I am joining in with today.


24 comments:

  1. These lovely old buildings of historic importance seem well looked after in your neck of the woods. Where I am such buildings often don’t get the respect and care they deserve. The Historic Societies in our neighbourhoods are the gems that fight the good fight … sometimes alone.

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  2. Such a well maintained and pretty area. Thank you.

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  3. I love the door, lights and flowers in front of the green house!

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  4. They are just lovely. Are their tours? They are kept in very good shape!

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  5. I loved seeing all these beautiful old homes...so so interesting..how I'd love to live in one like them...however, if I did, I would want a whole staff of house cleaners working full time....so I can go out in the garden with a cup of Earl Gray tea and a blueberry scone...:)

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  6. Great photos to go along with the history of the area.

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  7. I don't think I have ever been through or in Clifton, Virginia. What an interesting little town.. I love the signs they provided giving some of the history... NEAT.

    Thanks for sharing.
    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  8. Interesting history. I love that door with the decorated rail.

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  9. Your buildings look lovely but diferrent from europeans ones

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  10. Hi Denise, some wonderful old properties all with interesting histories. Buckley House is really famous for the writer who resided here. Regards John

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  11. Hello, Denise! Pretty houses and a cute church! Clifton looks like a pretty town. Enjoy your day and week ahead!

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  12. What a wonderful collection of architectural treasures you have Denise. The history of these buildings is priceless. Thanks so much for being a part of Tuesday's Treasures, please stop back again.

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  13. so beautiful, both houses and the church. my kind of buildings. I love anything old and these sure are. I also loved sleepless in seattle...

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  14. What a fun find! Have a great week!
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  15. Lovely houses! And the door is beautiful and stylish.

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  16. Delightful historic homes tour, Denise!

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  17. Interesting history of Clifton! Love the front door view. These houses breathe history! Many thanks for sharing this historic location with SEASONS!
    Wishing you a happy week, Denise:)

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  18. I love old historical homes and that last sign about Clifton is a fascinating bit of history.

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  19. Nice homes. Lovely that they've been preserved.
    Thank you for linking up at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2016/09/the-man-in-moon.html

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  20. Lovely buildings with some really interesting history!

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  21. I like those porches, so much better than mine in Hawaii.

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