If those walls could talk. I'm thinking they still actually do...spooky...
Aniwa, Wisconsin has a population of 260. Aniwa is typical of any small town in the country: post office, bar (or two, this is Wiscsonsin...) and a feed mill. An interesting fact, Aniwa had a world record holding resident. Mr. Behn was the oldest lion and tiger tamer in the world. Behn's Game Farm was a jewel and one of those unexpected things we are famous for here Wiscosnin. I wrote a post about him years ago, you can read it here: http://dickybirdsnest.blogspot.com/2011/03/lions-tigers-and-bears-oh-my-thanks-for.html
Back to the fence - cast iron. Abandoned now, but in it's day I bet a real beauty.
Blessings from Ringle, Wisconsin.
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Aniwa, Wisconsin has a population of 260. Aniwa is typical of any small town in the country: post office, bar (or two, this is Wiscsonsin...) and a feed mill. An interesting fact, Aniwa had a world record holding resident. Mr. Behn was the oldest lion and tiger tamer in the world. Behn's Game Farm was a jewel and one of those unexpected things we are famous for here Wiscosnin. I wrote a post about him years ago, you can read it here: http://dickybirdsnest.blogspot.com/2011/03/lions-tigers-and-bears-oh-my-thanks-for.html
Back to the fence - cast iron. Abandoned now, but in it's day I bet a real beauty.
Blessings from Ringle, Wisconsin.
Linked to: http://run-a-roundranch.blogspot.com/2016/02/good-fences-101.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:%20TheRunaroundRanchReport%20(The%20Run*A*Round%20Ranch%20Report)
It does look like it's straight out of an old horror movie but the fence is lovely & unique!
ReplyDeleteThe fence is pretty and I like the old house. I am sure it was beautiful in it's day! Happy Thursday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteSad to see this house abandoned but great photographs ~ fascinating ~
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to you ~ ^_^
It was a nice home and the fence is nice even now.
ReplyDeleteThat is a spooky looking place!
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great day!
Lea
Afternoon, yes if those walls could talk!!! I love the iron fence too.Blessings Francine.
ReplyDeleteWell that old house has seen better days for sure. The wrought iron fence has a nice pattern to it.
ReplyDeleteyes, poor old house but what a great fence!
ReplyDeleteOh, so beautiful! That house would be beautiful restored! Thanks for sharing! Blessings from Bama!
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ReplyDeleteI tried to buy the fence and the owner didn't want to sell it..
Great photos of this charming fence. The snow and the house look like something from an old movie. Thanks for stopping by and your kind comment. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh, how I wish you had a photo of this place in its day. I so would love to see it as it once was. Such a beauty!
ReplyDeleteit just needs someone to love it!!!! back in the day, i'll bet it was a real looker!!!!
ReplyDeleteI grew up there ive been in that house
ReplyDeletemy grandpa tried to by this house a few times. owner said no.i grow up right behind it on the end of 3rd ave witch is Moss street
ReplyDeleteI sold things for the owner when I was doing auctions...Tried to buy the iron fence...
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