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Sunnyside Plantation, located on Edisto Island, was the residence of Townsend Mikell who was the son of Isaac Jenkins Mikell from Peters Point Plantation. The house was built between 1870-1880 and features prominent Second Empire details most notably the mansard roof that is topped by a cupola. The cupola was reminiscent of the one nearby that was on the house at Bleak Hall Plantation, Mikell's birthplace and the ancestral home of the Townsend's. Inside there is a central hallway flanked by rooms on each side featuring a decorated floor at the entry and triangular patterned beadboard ceiling in a front room. A full porch extends across three sides of the home and an addition was added onto the back.
The house is constructed on a small island within Store Creek with a narrow causeway leading to it. Out front, a small Revolutionary War cannon rests near the steps of the house and was found in the South Edisto River.
On the property there are several outbuildings including a foreman's house, commissary, kitchen, a long weatherboard barn with tabby foundation and the tabby foundation of a cotton gin that was in operation in 1882 and possibly earlier.
The foreman's house was seen in the movie The Notebook as Noah's dad's house.
Hyem
Chillingham Road
Heaton
Newcastle Upon Tyne
England
Friday 16th April 2010
Brilliant band from Hull!
Polaroid 779 film shot with a Polaroid 600 camera
Hyem
Chillingham Road
Heaton
Newcastle Upon Tyne
England
Friday 16th April 2010
Brilliant band from Hull!
Polaroid 779 film shot with a Polaroid 600 camera
I normally do not like to use AP photos to make my art. It feels like cheating. But this is political and time was of the essence. Props to Slice for making it all come together.
***NOTE: I didn't take this picture. I just edited it. For entertainment purposes only. No copyright intended.
Hyem
Chillingham Road
Heaton
Newcastle Upon Tyne
England
Friday 16th April 2010
Brilliant band from Hull!
Polaroid 779 film shot with a Polaroid 600 camera
mindfreak season (i have seasons 2 and 3 as well)
big bang theory seasons 1 and 2
will and grace season 3
whose line is it anyway - best of and season 1
the godfather complete trilogy - and coppola restoration
the notebook limited edition set
Sunnyside Plantation, located on Edisto Island, was the residence of Townsend Mikell who was the son of Isaac Jenkins Mikell from Peters Point Plantation. The house was built between 1870-1880 and features prominent Second Empire details most notably the mansard roof that is topped by a cupola. The cupola was reminiscent of the one nearby that was on the house at Bleak Hall Plantation, Mikell's birthplace and the ancestral home of the Townsend's. Inside there is a central hallway flanked by rooms on each side featuring a decorated floor at the entry and triangular patterned beadboard ceiling in a front room. A full porch extends across three sides of the home and an addition was added onto the back.
The house is constructed on a small island within Store Creek with a narrow causeway leading to it. Out front, a small Revolutionary War cannon rests near the steps of the house and was found in the South Edisto River.
On the property there are several outbuildings including a foreman's house, commissary, kitchen, a long weatherboard barn with tabby foundation and the tabby foundation of a cotton gin that was in operation in 1882 and possibly earlier.
The foreman's house was seen in the movie The Notebook as Noah's dad's house.
i saw a bizarre commercial against the soda tax. It featured entirely older white people in a grocery store. As a very low income, daily pepsi drinker & at least weekly gatorade consumer with no children & no car, who hunts for the lowest soda (and food) prices in the neighborhood and whose taxes already go to subsidizing the hell out of the corn & sugar industries to make these drinks cheap: please please tax them & fund Philadelphia's public schools. I adore this city but am ashamed by the way we destroy kids chances of improving their lives.
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