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Peacham, Vermont

Peacham, Vermont

October 4, 2018Add comment

Peacham, in the Northeast Kingdom region of Vermont, is known for being the most photographed small town in the state.

A view of a shoe repair workshop inside the Centre Family Dwelling at the Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, the site of a Shaker religious community that was active between 1805 and 1910 in central Kentucky. The land is now home to the largest private collection of original 19th-century buildings and is the largest National Historic Landmark in the Commonwealth. ¶ • • #NikonNoFilter#ShakerVillageKY#villageatwork#Kentucky#KentuckyKicksAss#TravelKY#ExploreKY#KYStatePark#Appalachia#Appalachian_Explorers#InstaTravel#Adventure#ParkChaser#Fantastic_Earth#Awesome_EarthPix • @shakervillageky
The Shaker village at Pleasant Hill in central Kentucky had a well-developed garden seed trade that was sold mostly from saddle bags and wagons, and was later traded downriver with New Orleans and St. Louis. Pleasant Hill is the site of a Shaker religious community that was active between 1805 and 1910 in central Kentucky. The land is now home to the largest private collection of original 19th-century buildings and is the largest National Historic Landmark in the Commonwealth. ¶ • • #NikonNoFilter#ShakerVillageKY#villageatwork#Kentucky#KentuckyKicksAss#TravelKY#ExploreKY#KYStatePark#Appalachia#Appalachian_Explorers#InstaTravel#Adventure#ParkChaser#Fantastic_Earth#Awesome_EarthPix • @shakervillageky
The Shaker village at Pleasant Hill in central Kentucky had a well-developed garden seed trade that was sold mostly from saddle bags and wagons, and was later traded downriver with New Orleans and St. Louis. Pleasant Hill is the site of a Shaker religious community that was active between 1805 and 1910 in central Kentucky. The land is now home to the largest private collection of original 19th-century buildings and is the largest National Historic Landmark in the Commonwealth. ¶ • • #NikonNoFilter#ShakerVillageKY#villageatwork#Kentucky#KentuckyKicksAss#TravelKY#ExploreKY#KYStatePark#Appalachia#Appalachian_Explorers#InstaTravel#Adventure#ParkChaser#Fantastic_Earth#Awesome_EarthPix • @shakervillageky
A glimpse inside the kitchen inside the Centre Family Dwelling at the Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. Constructed between 1824 and 1834, the building comprised of up to 100 members who lived as brothers and sisters on opposite sides of the building. The structure contained 14 bedrooms, kitchens, a dining room, a cellar with food storage areas, an infirmary, and a large meeting room. The Pleasant Hill community was divided into five communal families, each with 50 to 100 members. Every family had its own dwelling house, shops, and related facilities. The Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill is the site of a Shaker religious community that was active between 1805 and 1910 in central Kentucky. The land is now home to the largest private collection of original 19th-century buildings and is the largest National Historic Landmark in the Commonwealth. ¶ • • #NikonNoFilter#ShakerVillageKY#villageatwork#Kentucky#KentuckyKicksAss#TravelKY#ExploreKY#KYStatePark#Appalachia#Appalachian_Explorers#InstaTravel#Adventure#ParkChaser#Fantastic_Earth#Awesome_EarthPix • @shakervillageky
A glimpse inside the kitchen inside the Centre Family Dwelling at the Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. Constructed between 1824 and 1834, the building comprised of up to 100 members who lived as brothers and sisters on opposite sides of the building. The structure contained 14 bedrooms, kitchens, a dining room, a cellar with food storage areas, an infirmary, and a large meeting room. The Pleasant Hill community was divided into five communal families, each with 50 to 100 members. Every family had its own dwelling house, shops, and related facilities. The Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill is the site of a Shaker religious community that was active between 1805 and 1910 in central Kentucky. The land is now home to the largest private collection of original 19th-century buildings and is the largest National Historic Landmark in the Commonwealth. ¶ • • #NikonNoFilter#ShakerVillageKY#villageatwork#Kentucky#KentuckyKicksAss#TravelKY#ExploreKY#KYStatePark#Appalachia#Appalachian_Explorers#InstaTravel#Adventure#ParkChaser#Fantastic_Earth#Awesome_EarthPix • @shakervillageky
A glimpse inside the kitchen inside the Centre Family Dwelling at the Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. Constructed between 1824 and 1834, the building comprised of up to 100 members who lived as brothers and sisters on opposite sides of the building. The structure contained 14 bedrooms, kitchens, a dining room, a cellar with food storage areas, an infirmary, and a large meeting room. The Pleasant Hill community was divided into five communal families, each with 50 to 100 members. Every family had its own dwelling house, shops, and related facilities. The Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill is the site of a Shaker religious community that was active between 1805 and 1910 in central Kentucky. The land is now home to the largest private collection of original 19th-century buildings and is the largest National Historic Landmark in the Commonwealth. ¶ • • #NikonNoFilter#ShakerVillageKY#villageatwork#Kentucky#KentuckyKicksAss#TravelKY#ExploreKY#KYStatePark#Appalachia#Appalachian_Explorers#InstaTravel#Adventure#ParkChaser#Fantastic_Earth#Awesome_EarthPix • @shakervillageky
A glimpse inside the kitchen inside the Centre Family Dwelling at the Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. Constructed between 1824 and 1834, the building comprised of up to 100 members who lived as brothers and sisters on opposite sides of the building. The structure contained 14 bedrooms, kitchens, a dining room, a cellar with food storage areas, an infirmary, and a large meeting room. The Pleasant Hill community was divided into five communal families, each with 50 to 100 members. Every family had its own dwelling house, shops, and related facilities. The Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill is the site of a Shaker religious community that was active between 1805 and 1910 in central Kentucky. The land is now home to the largest private collection of original 19th-century buildings and is the largest National Historic Landmark in the Commonwealth. ¶ • • #NikonNoFilter#ShakerVillageKY#villageatwork#Kentucky#KentuckyKicksAss#TravelKY#ExploreKY#KYStatePark#Appalachia#Appalachian_Explorers#InstaTravel#Adventure#ParkChaser#Fantastic_Earth#Awesome_EarthPix • @shakervillageky
A view of a lone corn broom set among a pine board wall inside the Centre Family Dwelling at the Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. Constructed between 1824 and 1834, the building comprised of up to 100 members who lived as brothers and sisters on opposite sides of the building. The structure contained 14 bedrooms, kitchens, a dining room, a cellar with food storage areas, an infirmary, and a large meeting room. The Pleasant Hill community was divided into five communal families, each with 50 to 100 members. Every family had its own dwelling house, shops, and related facilities. The Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill is the site of a Shaker religious community that was active between 1805 and 1910 in central Kentucky. The land is now home to the largest private collection of original 19th-century buildings and is the largest National Historic Landmark in the Commonwealth. ¶ • • #NikonNoFilter#ShakerVillageKY#villageatwork#Kentucky#KentuckyKicksAss#TravelKY#ExploreKY#KYStatePark#Appalachia#Appalachian_Explorers#InstaTravel#Adventure#ParkChaser#Fantastic_Earth#Awesome_EarthPix • @shakervillageky
The Centre Family Dwelling at the Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, constructed between 1824 and 1834, comprised of up to 100 members who lived as brothers and sisters on opposite sides of the building. The structure contained 14 bedrooms, kitchens, a dining room, a cellar with food storage areas, an infirmary, and a large meeting room. The Pleasant Hill community was divided into five communal families, each with 50 to 100 members. Every family had its own dwelling house, shops, and related facilities. The Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill is the site of a Shaker religious community that was active between 1805 and 1910 in central Kentucky. The land is now home to the largest private collection of original 19th-century buildings and is the largest National Historic Landmark in the Commonwealth. ¶ • • #NikonNoFilter#ShakerVillageKY#villageatwork#Kentucky#KentuckyKicksAss#TravelKY#ExploreKY#KYStatePark#Appalachia#Appalachian_Explorers#InstaTravel#Adventure#ParkChaser#Fantastic_Earth#Awesome_EarthPix • @shakervillageky