Pennsylvania Country Roads - The Centennial Barn - Fort Hunter Park - Dauphin County Metal Print

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View northerly towards the Centennial Barn and adjacent corn crib on the grounds of Fort Hunter Park located outside of Harrisburg, in Dauphin County, PA. Built in 1876 by Daniel Dick Boas, a prominent citizen of Harrisburg, the bank barn was utilized in the operation of the Fort Hunter Dairy by Boas� son-in-law John Reily during the 19th Century. Image = PA Covered Bridges-Ft Hunter Centennial Barn Autumn 101814 347-351 D-S C1 PSP I-Rz.jpg.

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I am a seat-of-the-pants photographer: with not the best of equipment but not the worst either; possessing good timing but no stranger to poor; with camera gear in tow and at other times without; witness to incredible light and often not so; there at the right moment and frequently just a few minutes too late. Maybe a lot like you. I am a lover of history and of our country; privileged to have seen a few other lands and their people; grateful for the sight that I have been given on loan; blessed by the scenes before me and the vision to see what they may look like at another hour and in another season. When I gave my life to Christ it was the fulfillment of the faithful prayers of many others on my behalf. There was no resounding...