Robert E. Lee's home.
The Lee's living room.
The view from the living room.
The Lee's Bedroom quarters.
Formal dining room.
The only staircase that exists in the Lee home.
Tea anyone?
No one seemed to know what this was, but it looked neat.
The stables.
Horse stables.
A coloniel road...
The school was located on the lower level of the Lee home. This is what a typical teacher's desk would consist of.
Joshua writing with a quill pen.
Quarters where indentured servants lived.
Gates to the garden.
Very nice! I like your shots, especially the perspective looking down the stairs; the black & white dining room and the shots of the quills & ink!!! Congrats on your first blog!!!!
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ReplyDeleteWhere is Lee's plantation at?
ReplyDeleteThe Plantation is about 41 miles south of Fredericksburg, Virginia.
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