The white on the right side of the house is the greenhouse. The single door garage opened as a double door and the white turned post for the “4359″ can be seen on the far left front. I remember my dad having that post turned and he installed it himself. He painted the top that he knew he could not reach on the ground then stood it up and then painted the bottom.

It was amazing how he could get things done by thinking and planning it out, yet when I was young I never noticed that he had a problem and I don’t think he did either.

The house was all white when we lived there. Those beautiful 45ft pine trees gone is really sad. They were like a tent in the rain with a soft foot of pine needle mattress when you wanted to rest. Mushrooms grew under the needle bed and the big oned came up through it. There are the poles in the this picture on the far right. They were about 18ft apart and went 700 feet to the end of the lot. They were healthy long needle evergreens and like Christmas all year around.

Down the driveway toward the house is a flagstone patio tha my mother
built and it had a original Erie Canal lamp and a double concrete bench and a bird bath. I can’t see it but I don’t see why anyone would ever take it away. The back yard is bigger than the front and you can see the front is huge. It had 2 official size tennis courts in it.