One Year on the Road

It&#039;s a two-story structure.

Patrick Dougherty, the artist.

Next, Denise took us to the cemetery.

William Hooper, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, is buried there.

Also a famous Superior Court judge from the 1800s.

This young mother and her year-old baby died on the same day.

This was an odd little sunken grave, walled off with bricks.

The tiny headstone reads only &quot;TH.&quot;

We walked around neighborhoods and looked at old houses.

William Hooper lived in this house.

Twin Chimneys, 1768.

We met a little friend on our walk.

A yard full of birdhouses.

This one was for sale.

It&#039;s about 100 years old.

The sidewalk was poured around this tree root.

Most of the houses are rennovated beautifully.

This inn from the early 1800s has been left to disrepair.

This city is trying to use emminant domain to take it and restore it.