When Jim got back we ate lunch then headed to his mom’s. She took us to the Carteret County History Museum (called The History Place) in downtown Morehead City. It opened in 2001. It’s small but has a lot of neat stuff from around this area. (Click on photos to enlarge.)
Here’s some interesting stuff. The older you are the more you’ll know what the items are.
Dentist office from the 1800's.
This is carved out of one piece of wood. I remember my grandfather doing this when I was real young.
We left and went home and on the way we saw a gorgeous sunset. We just had to go down to the pier for a few pictures. It doesn't get any better then this.
Peaceful, quiet and relaxing. This is the life!
6 comments:
George says he remembers some of those things in the picture. He IS older than me ;) Nice sunset pix!
You have some really good pictures today. I especially love the one of the sunset on the water silhouetting the man in the boat. Great job.
And you said it didn't have much "IT" factor when you arrived!
Love the pics...I have 2 of those sewing machines here at the house...sigh ....just something more to get rid of....one still works..wish I had room for it in the RV if only they were smaller...one could boon dock and make quilt tops...have a super day
What a great photo of the sunset with the man in the boat - definitely a blog worthy photo. Isn't it great to just be able to relax and enjoy those special moments of life.
Yup, I sew on one of those machines every time I sew (my grandmothers) and the spinning wheel is a larger *walking wheel* for cottons, but I do spin on a smaller version for wool.
What a nice historical trip down memory lane!
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