The Bait Box Door

From the grounds of the historical Grey Towers- once home to Gifford Pinchot and his family and the birth place of the United States Forest Service. Pinchot was governor of Pennsylvania twice and a good friend to Theodore Roosevelt, president of the United States.

This door is on the front of a small building used for recreational gear- especially as its name indicates- fishing. Yes, it's rather elaborate for fishing bait, but then, Cornelia Pinchot, Gifford's wife, was known for her designing flare!

[Harry J Benson]

Nice photo and explanation

[katy]

Very elaborate indeed! I like what you have done with it though

[Kathy]

Quite an entryway.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@hjbenson @grammyn @randystreat

Thank you Harry, Katy, and Kathy!

[Kathy A]

That looks very grand

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@kjarn The whole place is- but who would design a shed for fishing like this?!