Another Part of Florida Botanical Gradens...The Historic Part, Heritage Village.

Well, I know it's been awhile since I published my last essay about the Florida Botanical Gardens. This  one is a little different..no flowers. In the Florida Botanical Gardens, they have a historic town, they call it Heritage Village. They moved all these bulidings here, and it's free to go through the 'neighborhood'. They also have a free tour, where you can go in parts of the houses. We were there on a Sunday, and the tours were not starting until later in the day, so we walked through on our own.

When we first walked into the Historic Village, we saw this...

Then a few tiny houses...

The door was open on this little white one. It was very small...here is what was inside...

That was pretty much it for the inside!

Here is the church...

Then we saw a big house!

And another...

They even had a little beach cottage.

And then a train depot.  It was called the Sulpher Springs Depot.

It even had part of a train out back!

Walking along, we saw the grocery store, which was also a barber shop, and a gas station!

We saw a VERY old tractor!

And the fire station...

A couple more neat things, before I end...I believe the first is a water pump, and then the last photo is a windmill, and water towerr.

*all photos taken by me, with my fugi finepix s5100*