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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: greenacres on October 05, 2013, 01:49:53 PM
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I wasn't sure where i wanted to post this, but I got lucky today. Penoch Woods was donated to the Horticultural Society. Mr. Penoch and his wife had no children. It's open all year for selling plants and gifts, but once a year they open the house. It is the same as when it was donated. Inside and out. It's just breath taking.
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Mr. Penoch was a florist. The house was a gift, although he paid $15,000. They must have loved nature
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They had many gardens.
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Pools and fountains.
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of course a dog! ;D
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Wow! Just stunning!
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sooo cooool greenacres, thanks for sharing with us
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I could have taken a ton of photo but I didn't have time. I've been inside before, but time I see new things. What I find interesting is it's so charming, not like the new houses of today. Giant and austere. These house don't have eat in kitchens. They had servants. The kitchen is small. What are those lizards? I love them.
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Geckos
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Amazing grounds. Wow!!
Love the grayhound statue. I need two guarding my front door... ;D ;D
Thanks for sharing!!!!!
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Ghopper I love the greyhounds too! There are so many great things on the property.
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Gorgeous!!!! Felt like I took a small vacation with you!!! Just love a glance into the past!
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A lot of these old houses are for sale. The up keep and taxes are high. To me well worth it if you can afford it.