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Stephanie | all galleries >> Monthly Challenges >> July 2013 - 31 Views of Where I Live in the Brandywine Valley > Hagley Museum
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03-JUL-2013

Hagley Museum

Hagley Museum and Library is where the du Pont story begins.
Located on 235-acres along the banks of the Brandywine, Hagley is the site of the gunpowder works founded by E. I. du Pont in 1802.
It provides a glimpse at early American industry and includes restored mills, a workers' community, and the ancestral home and gardens of the du Pont family.

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Timothy Guenther07-Jul-2013 01:38
gorgeous building
Brenda06-Jul-2013 21:26
It is a wonderful place to visit, isn't it? Love the grounds too. Beautiful photo.
janescottcumming04-Jul-2013 23:38
Very nice image of this beautiful old building. V
Janet Donnelly04-Jul-2013 16:51
What stunning stone work .... Great capture Stephanie!
Guest 04-Jul-2013 13:10
I like stone buildings, this one is superb. V
John Lamb04-Jul-2013 09:31
An imposing building. There is a large park in Christchurch NZ called Hagley Park.
Mieke WA Minkjan04-Jul-2013 07:23
well composed!
Blandine Mangin04-Jul-2013 06:24
superbe ! v
Gerard Koehl04-Jul-2013 05:34
Magnifique architecture. V
John Reynolds LRPS04-Jul-2013 05:28
A wonderful old building!
Janice Dunn04-Jul-2013 05:07
That stonework is very dramatic - Great looking building
Carol Rollins04-Jul-2013 02:56
A beautiful stone and brick building with lots of wonderful windows. Love it.
Great composition Steph. ~
globalgadabout04-Jul-2013 02:39
this looks a solid contributor to American history...the building has lasted as well as the family name..
sue anne04-Jul-2013 02:22
Great structure for the library and museum. V
LynnH04-Jul-2013 02:14
Beautiful architecture and interesting history too! Nice work on photo! V
bill friedlander04-Jul-2013 01:37
Tack sharp and a great P0V! An ace architectural shot! V
Cindi Smith04-Jul-2013 01:28
What a great formidable building! Love the composition! Well shot!
Hank Vander Velde04-Jul-2013 00:58
Terrific image of this old stone building Stephanie.
Tom Munson04-Jul-2013 00:46
What a beautiful rock building. Great shot, Stephanie!
Jeff Real03-Jul-2013 23:48
The purest whites and lovely compelling shadows. WOW! ~V~
Jim Coffman03-Jul-2013 22:49
That is one well kept building! Great capture,Stephanie!
Frank Brault03-Jul-2013 21:46
A marvelous photograph of this building from a superb point of view. V
Walter Otto Koenig03-Jul-2013 21:26
Wonderful photo of Hagley Steph. Very well composed. Amazing to think that the majority of the gunpowder in the U.S. was produced there in the early 1800's. "V"
larose forest photos03-Jul-2013 21:20
Fascinating background to this gorgeous image. V
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