Weir Farm National Historic Site
Helping the gardening crew by raking mulch (or "muckraking" as he liked to call it) around the Sunken Garden.
Nat became good buddies with Scott. Here, Scott has just assigned Nat his radio call sign, "Pantaloons."
Helping to tend the flowers on the weekend while the gardeners are off.
While he took to painting like J. Alden Weir himself, Nat liked to taste the paint before applying it to the canvas.
Here is Nat in J. Alden Weir's studio with a friend from art class.
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