Old Sturbridge Village

Back in August, I went to Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts with my photography club. OSV, as it's abbreviated, is a recreation of an early 19th century New England town.
Upon first arriving, we saw these American flags planted in the ground, one for each person who donated to sponsor a military family's visit to OSV.



Visitors can ride in the horse-drawn carriage.

According to OSV's website, the Fitch House, whose parlor is pictured above, a village tradesman's house, was moved from Connecticut to its present site in 1939.
This man was a voice teacher.
I made a lot of 2 and 3 shot panoramas with my 50mm and 135mm lenses.

This baby calf was only a few months old!

A machine for carding wool (above).

Tools I used to create the photos this post: Canon EOS 6D, Zenitar 16mm f/2.8 Fisheye
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