I am so lucky to live in Batavia. It is a beautiful town filled with historic charm. I took some pictures to share with you.
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The Depot Museum
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Bellevue Place
(Mary Lincoln Todd stayed here to rest
after President Lincoln was assassinated)
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One of The Many Beautiful Homes
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Congregational Church
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Fabyan Windmill (Recently Restored)
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The Gazebo At The Riverwalk
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Lighthouse On The Fox River
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One Of My Favorite Homes In Batavia
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United Methodist Church
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Windmill From Challenge Windmill Co.
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Batavia is such a beautiful town! I have many wonderful memories of time spent on the riverwalk with my little dog Lucky, who is now in heaven.
XoXo
Michelle / Simple Pleasures
It is a very beautiful town! Very pretty houses and buildings!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful old buildings! I especially like the windmill.Thanks for the tour.Warm Blessings!~Amy
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely right...what a beautiful place to live....you are blessed.
ReplyDeleteHOW BEAUTIFUL MICHELLE...you are very fortunate to live in such a gorgeous town.
ReplyDeleteKaren
What a beautiful town, Michelle. I love it- quaint and great old buildings! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing all the historic buildings and land marks!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute blog - this is my first time here I think. I love your town pictures - we, too, live in a historic town and I never thought of taking pictures of all the beauty. What a great idea that was. Thanks for sharing ~ ♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a quaint town! The blue house with the porch is my favorite. That's the kind of house I imagine as my dream home.
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Hi Michelle~ I love the blue house and I've always admired the fence around the red house. But my fave photo is the one of the gazebo by the river. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Thanks for coming by Happy Hour Projects, you have a new follower! :D
ReplyDeleteAdrianne
Happy Hour Projects
You are right, you do live in a beautiful town and you are so fortunate too!! Thank you for sharing your town's beauty with the rest of us. I don't get to see these wonderful things in my town.
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