You toured the inside of this beautifully restored Victorian home on the Holiday House Tour.  Now enjoy its well-tended gardens.  Photographer Gina Waltersdorff will display her collages of "Doors of Langhorne," as well as still life photos of antique perfume bottles and tea cups.  And she has some new treasures, too!  Neshaminy music teachers Kim and Karl Krelove will join garden owner John Linton to form of unique trio of viola, clarinet and bassoon.

 

Garden Tourists can approach this beautiful old building from Maple Avenue, or they can wander a secret path from the Langhorne Heritage Farm through the cool woods and the Friends' cemetery.  This inside of this historic Meetinghouse will feature a "Quakers in Cuba" exhibit of photographs taken by professional photographer David DiMicco of a recent George School mission trip.  Outside, watercolor artist Joanna Krasnansky will display her paintings of historic Langhorne and surrounding communities.  Music will be provided by Neshaminy student Rachel Jones on her cello.  Rachel was awarded a scholarship from Langhorne Council for the Arts in 2009.

 

Beyond this lush front lawn and stately stone home are an inviting patio and fish pond.  From there, paths lead Garden Tourists on a meandering walk through cultivated and woodsy beds of flowers and shade-loving plants. Soothing harp music by Mary Bryson will give an otherworldly feeling to this garden.   Artist Ted LaPlante will set up his easel and a display of his oil paintings.  The paintings of Mary Bryson will also be on display. 

 

 

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This beautifully restored stone and clapboard Victorian invites Garden Tourists to sit a spell on its wide, shady porch.  The theme of the gardens at this home reflect the occupation of the owner;  Pat is a deck captain on a dredge, and the gardens are dotted with old anchors and other nautical artifacts that he's salvaged over the years.  A new acquisition that will surely attract attention is a 1957 wooden Chris-Craft boat.  Artist Craig Hackett will display his beautiful paintings of Bucks County buildings and scenes in one area of this large property.  Recent PAFA grads Colleen Boyle and Adam Jones will display their paintings, sculpture, and fabric art.  Folk music will be performed by singer/guitarist Carol Deaver.

 

 

You'll walk a tree-lined street to get to this lovely home.  Sun and shade combine in this large yard which features bordered country gardens, a cool gazebo, patio and fish pond beside the clapboard house and a vegetable garden in the rear.  Oil painter Flo Schadler will find plenty of inspiration in this garden, while artist and musician Carole Vaughn provides background music on her accordion.