Changes are happening in the cemetery, as shown with yesterday's new sign at the main entrance to Greenwood. I also took a minute then to drive to the back and noticed that the old gatekeeper's house, which isn't really used for anything now, has gone through some improvements.
There is a new porch platform as well as better steps, and from what I understand, a beehive has been removed from by the chimney where quite a nest had been developed.
As a little bit of a commercial, I would like to send out a "shout-out" to anyone willing to donate to preserving our past. Our historical collection does not have funds, which is okay, but of course we are always looking for donations for a variety of things. For one, I would like to have a display case built that would be positioned in the council chambers where we could put items under lock-and-key. Items would be displayed and rotated on a yearly basis, depending on what we have.
There is also something as unique as this gatekeeper's house that needs to be renovated.
And lastly, this website has a few costs to keep it going and if anyone would like to help, it would be greatly appreciated. I love volunteering my time, but all of these pages are being printed off to preserve for future generations. Any donations through this site will be put to great use!
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It would have been nice if the steps had been done in the same architectural style as the cottage. They look rather out of place.
I noticed the gingerbread under the eaves. It looks very similar to a house on North Second Street.
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