187/365 | Thursday, July 6, 2023 | #365PictureToday
By-gone
Picture Color | Sepia
On our recent trip to Colonial Williamsburg, we stayed in a room in the Chiswell-Bucktrout House through the colonial house program. This house was reconstructed in 1951 based on a part of the house that survived until the 20th century. Col. John Chiswell had the house built. He was apparently hot headed and was arrested for murder and mysteriously died before his trial. Benjamin Bucktrout, a cabinetmaker from London, purchased the house a few years after Chiswell's death. The room where we stayed was comfortable with modern amenities and a taste of a by-gone era. Again I processed this in ON1 with an antique filter.
The view from our room.
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