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Daniel - Murray Homestead.

            On Tuesday, my wife and I joined family to visit the Historic Crab Orchard Museum in Tazewell, VA.  On the property is a pioneer village called Pioneer Park.  Pictured here is the Daniel Murray Homestead.

The sign on the building reads...

"Daniel - Murray Homestead

Built 1872.  Furnishings typify homes of the period.  

This structure was the home of Stephen A. and Martha Daniel Murray of Horsepen, Tazewell County, located at the West Virginia border near the coal community of Bishop.  It was built on land acquired about 1850 by her father, William Daniel, who came from North Carolina.

The home originally had a kitchen-living area on the chimney side of the room and a bedroom on the opposite end of the room.  Notice the swing church c. 1900 (to the left of the fireplace) an improvement over earlier churns   which required the person to remain standing as they churned the milk.  The upstairs consisted of two bedrooms.  The upstairs is not open to the public.  

The Daniel and Murray families farmed and mined coal from their property at first, then operated a general store.  Their descendants sold their property in 1972 and until 1991, this building was still being used as a residence.  It was moved to the Museum in 1993."

Taken in: United States / Virginia / Pisgah (show map)

Taken on: July 14, 2020

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Camera: Nikon D3500, f/5.6, 1/250 sec, 45mm (=67mm), ISO 200 (more info) (hide info)

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