View of northeastern Bath.
A stile over the stonewall. Sheep off in the distance.
A plaque in memory of September 11th victims located at the gate of the American Museum.
Red, white, and blue.
The American Museum in Britain was founded by an American and a British, both whom were antique collectors. In 1961, the museum opened in the small village of Claverton located two miles east of Bath. The museum depictions life in America over the centuries.
An interactive map highlighting the movement west.
NW Native American art. Santos: religious art in New Mexico.
John Jame Audubon. American textiles.
17 foot Christmast tree decorated with Amercian-esque flags. "Service is Over" by Grandma Moses.
Even in 1796, China was exporting to the US. A patriotic piece of cloth adorn with the Declaration of Independence.
Christmas trees.
The village of Claverton off in the distance. The grounds.
As I left the museum, the parking lot was full and there was a line of half a dozen cars waiting to get in. Today was the last day before the museum closes up for the winter.
Walking down the hill.
Narrow boats quadrupled parked along the Kennet & Avon Canal.
