For today's Skywatch Friday (a day early) and "W" day in the Blogging from A to Z Challenge, here are pictures of the sky taken at the Park-McCullough Historic Governors Mansion in North Bennington, Vermont. This Victorian mansion is a 35 room with landscaped grounds gem. Here is more information on the property, if you are interested.
Yes, I know it's Thursday. I hope you don't mind this being a day early.
We finally got to see this mansion on our last Visit to Vermont in September of 2023. We always seemed to miss this property being open. But this time, it was open. It was worth the wait.
Sunflowers.
Some of their formal garden.
More garden.
I'm sure you want to see the inside, too. Here's a couple of pictures.
Joining Yogi and other sky watching bloggers for #SkywatchFriday (on a Thursday).
"V" day in the Blogging from A to Z Challenge. My theme: garden, art, history, and the unexpected.
What a lovely place to visit.
ReplyDeleteI’m so glad you finally got to see this place
ReplyDelete...the Victorians lived a glorious life.
ReplyDeletePretty place. I read so much about Joe Pye weed, and how great it is for pollinators. It's just so big!
ReplyDeleteVisit to Vermont to see a Victorian mansion, lots of V possibilities here!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great visit, I love when they offer the house as well as the garden.
ReplyDeleteNice mansions are great, nice mansions with gardens are wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteI love visiting historical homes - great garden views too.
ReplyDeleteQuite a beautiful place and lovely photos ~ thanks,
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
A gorgeous property, both inside and out. Thanks for the tour!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what a gorgeous place. I'm glad you finally got to it when it was open.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant architecture.
ReplyDeleteLovely day trip.
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
Beautifully captured.
ReplyDeletelove the greenery
ReplyDeleteGorgeous setting and beautiful mansion.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA terrific choice for 'V'. I'm glad that it was finally open for you to see and to give the rest of us a glimpse.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos. What a place! The house reminds me of the Seward House Museum in Auburn, N.Y., where Lincoln's Sec. of State William Seward lived, although the Vermont grounds are more extensive.
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