Scenes from a recent autumn stroll around George Washington’s Ferry Farm. This semester’s Fleming-Smith Scholar Courtney Kuzemchak, a student at the University of Mary Washington, captured these seasonal images. You can see photos of Ferry Farm in winter here and a video from summer here.
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- The visitor center at Ferry Farm built in the 1960s.
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- Sunshine and shade.
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- The Great Oak Pavilion was built in 2005 by the Timber Framers Guild and Virginia Military Institute.
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- The so-called “Surveyor’s Shed,” long-held by local legend to be George’s surveying office, actually dates from the late 1800s.
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- A flag marking one stop on the self-guided iPad tour of the Ferry Farm grounds.
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- Mushrooms and pine needles.
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- Visitors tour Ferry Farm.
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- Paw-print.
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- A distant view of the “Surveyor’s Shed.”
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- Historical marker at Ferry Farm’s entrance.