John Lafayette Rodman House, Waxhaw, North Carolina
John Rodman built the first cotton gin in Waxhaw in 1906 and soon became the richest man in town. Just a block from downtown, his house stands in the shadows of large oak trees, a reminder of earlier days.
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10 comments:
What a fine old house. I like the different roof lines and all the detail on the porch.
Love these old homes near town that seem like they are on a big plantation in the middle of nowhere. Can't you just imagine Aunt Mabel and Uncle Ray on the porch?
Great shot!
A grand house before and now. Thanks for sharing!
Weekend Black & White
A nice house and it looks so good in b&w :)
Happy SSS!
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A lovely old house which gives some very good shadows!!
What a lovely old house! And what terrific shadows! I, too, love the detail on the porch! Hope you're having a great weekend, Moe!
Sylvia
This house looks like coming down from a story, lovely!
What a lovely old house. Great shadows.
B&W is ideal for a fine shot of this old home. Nice work.
What a beautiful old house. I love black and white photos. Thanks for linking me. I would like to live in a house like this and sit on my porch or put a swinging hammock up and lie in the hammock with a cappuccino and enjoy the nature surrounding me. Great photo.
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