Rockbridge Mill
$85.00 – $155.00
Rockbridge Mill has always been privately owned. In 1954 it transitioned from a sawmill to a fisherman’s retreat known as Rockbridge Rainbow Trout & Game Ranch. You can visit the property, picnic, roam around, take photographs and enjoy libations in the mill from April to October. At the time of our visit, the restaurant was open and serving delicious meals; however, the mill was not open. Weather permitting, you can hit the trails on horseback, wade in the spring, fish or hike the trails.
Description
Barns, Backroads & Byways prints draw you in so that you feel like you are there. I hope they inspire you to visit these historic locations and absorb the beauty of the Ozarks. What you see is true to what I witnessed at the time of the photo. When you look at my work, you know it is authentic. The metal enhances the clarity and contrast of the image, giving it a three-dimensional feeling.
Fine Art Open Edition photographs allow you to bring the beauty of historic locales into your home. They easily complement other Barns & Buildings, Route 66, Waterfall or Water Open Edition prints. Use them as accents or combine them to create a striking ensemble. All Open Editions are signed.
Images are protected by a scratch-resistant coating and a stand-out hanger with bumpers for more effortless hanging and to protect your wall. Secure packing ensures safe transportation.
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Product Specifications:
- Photos are heat infused on aluminum
- High-definition wall art
- Vibrant color and detail
- Floating stand-out Mount
- Handcrafted in the USA
Additional information
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| Dimensions | N/A |
| Size | 12 x 12 Metal, 12 x 8 Metal, 8 x 8 Metal |
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