Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts

8.15.2012

strolling around the roycroft campus

the furniture and book bindery shop built in 1904
After lunch at the Roycroft Inn, we then strolled around the beautiful campus grounds to see some of the many original stone buildings built by Elbert Hubbard's artisans & craftsman that he called the "roycrofters".  A few that we visited are the chapel, print shop, blacksmith and copper shop, furniture and book bindery shop. Take a look the quaint style of architecture...

our special lunch at the roycroft inn

Steeped in the arts & crafts tradition lies the Roycroft Campus, tucked away in the small quaint and pretty town of East Aurora, New York.   Bob and I spent a lovely afternoon there yesterday celebrating our wedding anniversary. While there, we had a lovely lunch in the Larkin Room inside the beautiful Roycroft Inn.  It was amazing to dine being surrounded by so much history and such beautiful turn of the century craftsman style decor.
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a welcoming entrance with surrounding terrace and gardens