Though our blogging slowed during the holiday season, we were not entirely useless. We managed to get out a few times despite our varied schedules. The following video and at least one more to come will cover the explorations and excursions we managed to get in over the past 6 - 8 weeks.
Enjoy!
Showing posts with label Forty-Four. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Forty-Four. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Video: 2010 Fall Round-Up Part1
Labels:
Estes Rocks,
Forty-Four,
Gorby Road,
Hunter's Ranch Road,
Waterfalls
Saturday, August 08, 2009
Pleasant Grove Schoolhouse
The Pleasant Grove School was located near where the Pleasant Grove Church still stands along CR 31. It was consolidated with Oxford during the 1940s. The school-building was dismantled, moved, and rebuilt as a store-building near Forty-Four along Highway 56.
The photo through the window on the left is taken from inside Pleasant Grove Church. We'll be bringing you both the Pleasant Grove Church and the cemetery later next week.
For a teaser, however, watch the Video Below!





The photo through the window on the left is taken from inside Pleasant Grove Church. We'll be bringing you both the Pleasant Grove Church and the cemetery later next week.
For a teaser, however, watch the Video Below!





Labels:
Churches,
Forty-Four,
Historic Buildings,
Pleasant Grove,
Schoolhouses,
Wideman
Sunday, February 03, 2008
Forty-Four and Pilot Knob
Along Highway 56 on the bank of Piney Creek stands the remains of an old community known as Forty-Four...a roadside ghosttown.
Another ghosttown in the area is Lunenburg...originally known as Rocky Bayou. We'll bring you a look at that old community sometime soon.
Read Snowed-Under at the EIC Journal!






Another ghosttown in the area is Lunenburg...originally known as Rocky Bayou. We'll bring you a look at that old community sometime soon.
Read Snowed-Under at the EIC Journal!






Labels:
Forty-Four,
Ghosttowns,
Pilot Knob
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