Kathy Schuknecht
Photographs which inspired the
Hemlock Run Series
Church of the Wildwood
Former schoolhouse, built in 1905.
No electricity, no running water.
It must have been chilly in that outhouse!
Aunt LaVata was the schoolmarm.
She met her true love, Crumline Bartlett, here.
Hemlock Run
General Store
Cecil loves telling tales
about the “bad old days.”
Peg Leg Lucy’s red satin dancing shoe is displayed in a glass case.
The Logger Cafe
Come right in . . .
Lorae will be with you in a flash!
The Poison Hemlock Tavern
Take a seat at the bar till a table opens up!
Tonight’s special is the Shakespeare Basket.
Grace and Ophelia first met Nick and Sonny here!
The Delaney Cabin
Built in the early 1900s
by Jack’s Great-Great Grandpa,
patriarch of the Delaney family.
The Cabin in Winter
. . . On a cold Appalachian
Christmas Eve!
Delaney Cabin Fire Pit
Can’t wait for summer to
make S’mores and burn pine needles!
Aunt LaVata’s Cottage
Ophelia Cornell stayed here.
It’s just a short walk to the old Baker cabin along Rocky Bottom Road.
Old Baker Cabin
Sonny stayed here …
the mannequin on the porch
kept him company! Ha Ha!
“Closed for Hanging”
Wild Will Spangles and Peg Leg Lucy
were previous tenants!
Peg Leg Lucy’s Night Light
Inspired lively dinner conversation when Sonny and Nick entertained Ophelia and Grace.
Rocky Bottom Tavern
The hub of Rocky Bottom’s social life.
Loggers and tanners tried their luck at cards after a hard day’s work.
The Original Bar
Sonny could almost smell the whiskey
and see the card sharks
with aces up their sleeves!
Rocky Bottom Jail
Conveniently located
a stone’s throw from the tavern!
Peg Leg Lucy’s Cabin
The rusted bedsprings
are still in the back room!
Peg Leg Lucy’s Dog
“Bob”
Solar-Powered
Flower Girl
Gino bought a blue one for Jetta, a pink one for Coralee, and this yellow one for Tina.
Be sure to pick one up at
Bizz-e-Bee Corner!