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A look at the old directional signs in the Wychwood Barns. I like the way they've preserved some of the old details of this rail barn. It's a neat place to visit and I'm glad the space has found a new use! For more signs, visit Signs, Signs.

19 comments:

SRQ said...

Looks good in b & w -- gives it an older feel.

Cezar and Léia said...

This is beautiful and it's very nice they take good care of the place!
Your picture is wonderful, love b&w!
Léia

Kate said...

What's in there now? Always good to preserve part of history.

Halcyon said...

@Kate - it's home to artist ateliers, a children's theater and other art-related ventures.

Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...

I always love it when old buildings are preserved and repurposed. This is a lovely one.

Janet said...

I'll just start at the top and work my way down!

RedPat said...

They have done a good job there!

Anonymous said...

They have done a great job in retaining the character of a wonderful old building.

Lowell said...

I remember this place from previous posts - pictures taken from a different perspective, right?

This is a very attractive entrance entry area. The signs may be confusing, but the add a bit of pizazz!

EG CameraGirl said...

I like this place with character, a non-cookie-cutter look.

Randy said...

I really like this sign. Something I have never seen before.

cieldequimper said...

Bien vu en noir et blanc !

Tanya Breese said...

very nice and so classic in b & w!

Hilda said...

Of course I had to follow the link. What a wonderful transformation!

Unknown said...

A new use is exactly the opposite of what I posted today.

A Colorful World said...

It's always wonderful when older buildings find new uses and new life!

Lesley said...

I was a little confused at first - then I read on. I haven't been inside Wychwood Barns (so appreciate the photos you and RedPat take)

tapirgal said...

It's nice to see the structure, like stations in England.

Anonymous said...

I thought the same thing as Tapirgal. It reminds me of stations in England too. It's a beautiful building and a wonderful shot!

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