My last driving tour of historic homes in the village of Malone, New York inspired me to return to the road where I'd first seen what, to me, seemed like mansions. I began snapping photos of well kept, historic homes:
This huge, old home had a wrap-around porch and sat up on a hill:
An elaborately painted historic home:
A brick home with an American flag:
An elaborate home, immaculately kept:
I noticed the porch, the flag, the chainsaw eagle and the tree hydrangea - all characteristic of this area:
Notice the second story balcony and covered side entrances:
A chainsaw bear, holding a lantern, stood out front of this very large, well kept home:
Plenty of porch for quiet, small town summer evenings:
A brightly painted home with a porte cochere and a carriage house, not to mention a fireplace:
A smaller home (compared to the others), with a nice porch and a lovely location. There were still many houses to see, so I kept going and will post Part 2 tomorrow:
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