Forest Capital Museum State Park
Tall pines and oak trees shade the pavilion and its six large picnic tables, all encircled with beds of pine straw and green grass.
The back porch runs the length of the cracker house, each room has a fireplace and the kitchen is set apart. Trees tower beyond the sandy fenced yard.
The sun glares past clouds on the homestead, bleaching the fenced yard dirt, casting shadows of shade down trees, under the porch out the breezeway.
The cane syrup cooking shed with its brick fireplace is in the field; beyond is a cane grinder, left a smokehouse, in the distance a barn then trees.
Pines shade the grass to the fence of the homestead where the sun beams on the side of the house and beyond the shaded porch and breezeway.
A wagon is under the shed of the log barn; the corral connects to the left and in the distance are trees and the corner of the chicken coop.
Inside the eighteen-sixty-three home, the sun shining through the window lights up the room accenting its log construction and antique furnishings.
An antique log cart sits on the grass field in front of the homestead's barn and corral; tall pines and oak trees tower in the distance.
A rocking chair and barrel sit in the shade on the porch of the eighteen-sixty-three log home; just beyond the home are pine and oak trees.
Tall pines and oak trees shade the pavilion and its six large picnic tables, all encircled with beds of pine straw and green grass.
