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Great Falls Tavern in the winter.
Great Falls National Park, Maryland side.
This Tavern was used in the 1800’s as a rest stop for people traveling up the canal by boat along the Potomac River outside of Washington, DC. The lock gate keepers also lived here and operated the locks of the canal. Today it’s a museum in the Great Falls National Park ( which is in both Virginia and Maryland bound by the Potomac River).
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Love the image and the history…Thank you for sharing Mary! :-)
Thanks Carol, appreciate you stopping by to give it a viewing..
– Mary Campbell
Just a beautiful capture!!
Thanks so glad you liked it.
– Mary Campbell
What a gorgeous scene! Love this!
Thanks Lisa, it’s amazingly well preserved so close to Washington DC..
– Mary Campbell
Great scene. Wonderful composition.
Thanks James, appreciate it.
– Mary Campbell
Fantastic image,..lot to look at here,..
Thanks John, it’s a lovely place to visit.
– Mary Campbell
How picturesque! Lovely photograph Mary! :O)
Thanks Vanessa, so glad you liked it.
– Mary Campbell
Beautiful scene… reminds me of Currier and Ives!
Thanks Susan, it’s very reminiscent of that for sure. Who knows perhaps he visited there.
– Mary Campbell
Lovely image, interesting history !
Thanks Trish, it’s a love spot along the river very close to Washington DC.
– Mary Campbell
great shot, beautifully framed by the trees
Thanks Cat appreciate it.
– Mary Campbell
excellent work, great framing!
Thanks Vadim, appreciate it
– Mary Campbell