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| One home had a pasture and these horses. |
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| They came up to the fence, so I got to pet both of them. |
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| Joe said they were probably the horses that pulled the buggy's. |
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| This was my favorite home on the block. It has such a neat and clean look. |
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| The side of the roads still had some of the cobble stones from the past. |
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| An old building turned into a business. |
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| The right side of the old building in picture above. |
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| After walking up and down the main street, we walked down the street behind it, where more homes were located. Most of them have wells, |
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| and a little house in the back yard. Joe thought maybe they were servants homes or kitchens. |
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| This was a pretty big home for it's time. It is called the St.George Tucker House. |
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| View of it's left end of the house. |
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| A great tree for some shade on a very hot day. |
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| This home had a stream running under the left side of the house. |
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| Better view of the part of home, that has the stream running beneath it. |
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| We listen to one of the characters of the 18 century. He told us that when a resident built a home, they had to fence their back yard in a certain amount of time. All the homes had fences in their back yards. I asked him why they had to fence in their yards. He said it was for their livestock. |
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