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8 Comments on The Joshua Wilson House in Harrisonburg, Virginia
Sounds like you were treking in my neighborhood, Pat. I was hanging out down in Basye today. Just about 30 mins from H'burg and that house. I've been by it many times.
Mike, what a sweet town! Dick's son is a student at James Madison, and we were helping him get moved in.
Pat,
Beautiful house. Looks like it should be the central character in a movie. :)
Steve
Interesting old home. Thanks for sharing your photograph.
Enjoy the final days of summer with your camera in hand.
We have a home in Tarpon Springs that looks like the twin of this one, Pat. Very beautiful. Love the house.
Hi Pat, thanks for sharing the great shot of the Joshua Wilson House, the cone shape roof reminds me of the Harry Potter wizard building.
Pat,
Congratulations. This post is now featured on "Speechless Sundays." :)
Steve
Glad you enjoyed Harrisonburg! We love this area, and Joshua Wilton House is definitely one of the most popular dining spots in the city. Thanks for sharing such a great piece of Harrisonburg's history on your blog!
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