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Artsy photos from Harvest Supper
06 Tuesday Oct 2015
Posted in 1830s, 19th century clothing, Food, Ox Bow Tavern
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There is nothing like black and white pictures. Sharp. Moving. Beautiful.
Thank you!! I couldn’t help myself – I like them in color, but I *love* them in black and white.