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Weir Farm National Historic Site
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August 2009
 
What's Bloomin' 8-16-09

What's Bloomin'
August 16, 2009

Flowers of
Weir Farm
National Historic Site

 
July 2009
 
What's Bloomin' 7-18-09

What's Bloomin'
July 18, 2009

Flowers of
Weir Farm
National Historic Site

 
What's Bloomin' 7-03-09

What's Bloomin'
July 3, 2009

Flowers of
Weir Farm
National Historic Site

 
June 2009
 
What's Bloomin' 6-20-09

What's Bloomin'
June 20, 2009

Flowers of
Weir Farm
National Historic Site

 
May 2009
 
What's Bloomin' 5-24-09

What's Bloomin'
May 24, 2009

Flowers of
Weir Farm
National Historic Site

 
What's Bloomin' 5-16-09

What's Bloomin'
May 16, 2009

Flowers of
Weir Farm
National Historic Site

 
What's Bloomin' 5-9-09

What's Bloomin'
May 9, 2009

Flowers of
Weir Farm
National Historic Site
Turkeys at Weir Farm NHS
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Did You Know?
Painter Julian Alden Weir wanted to build a rural retreat in the Keene Valley area of the Adirondacks, but decided instead that his farm in Branchville, Connecticut, now preserved as Weir Farm National Historic Site, would make a more suitable home for his family.

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