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in 1895, the Chapel is well suited and most frequently used for small
old-fashioned wedding ceremonies or intimate funeral services but can
also serve as a gathering place for other approved groups.
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| Note:
While there are convenient primitive outhouses on site,
neither of the historic buildings has indoor plumbing or
running water. |
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The Schoolhouse,
built around 1863, is furnished with antique school desks, benches, tables
and chairs, an old pot-belly stove, and still has the original
blackboards in place. It offers students (young and old) a trip back
into history and is ideal for educational field trips.
In this building
there is also a working range (with oven) and a refrigerator.
Furnishings can be slightly rearranged, if necessary, to use it alone
as a cozy meeting room or in conjunction with the Chapel (i.e., for a
small wedding reception or as a pre- or post-funeral gathering place
for friends and family).
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