During a recent trip through Lake Providence, La., my friends, Robert Walker and Jerry Rushing, and I stopped in at the Byerly House Museum there. Here are two photos I admired in the home and a harpischord displayed in one of the rooms.
Some info from its website: Byerley House's original location was about a block from its present location and was set for demolition until the owners donated it to Doorway To Louisiana Inc. The house was carefully moved to the more prominent position on the lake and its restoration took three years. The house was opened to the public in June 1993.
During a recent trip through Lake Providence, La., my friends, Robert Walker and Jerry Rushing, and I stopped in at the Byerly House Museum there. Here are two photos I admired in the home and a harpischord displayed in one of the rooms.
Some info from its website: Byerley House's original location was about a block from its present location and was set for demolition until the owners donated it to Doorway To Louisiana Inc. The house was carefully moved to the more prominent position on the lake and its restoration took three years. The house was opened to the public in June 1993.
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