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Photo from my trip to Reynolda House the last weekend in April. They were hosting an art exhibit called “American Moderns“, which featured mostly paintings but a few sculptures of artists from 1910 to 1960. I was mainly interested in seeing … Continue reading
Share on FacebookImages of some classic cars from the Yadkinville Cruise-In. This event was put on by the Yadkin Valley Cruisers Car Club. ~MB Apple iPhone 4S – All images © 2014 Matt Bennett Photography. Share on Facebook
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Photos of a barn owl from a weekend trip to The Carolina Raptor Center. Below is a foot from a great horned owl. Measured in pounds per square inch (psi), the great horned owl has a grip … Continue reading
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Here are some photos from a recent trip to Pilot Mountain State Park. Hiking on some of the trails around the top of the mountain, you can clearly see the aftermath of the 2012 fire. The forest fire was a … Continue reading
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This is the Poplar Ridge School building, located on Hoover Hill Road in Trinity. The two-room school had no electricity or indoor plumbing. It was built in 1879 and closed in 1952. My dad actually attended school there the last … Continue reading
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This is St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church in Randleman, which is maintained by the North Randolph Historical Society. According to the Randolph History Blog, it was opened as a museum in 1967 housing a small assortment of items from generations … Continue reading
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Anytime I travel 64 west, I like to stop at RiverTrails near Mocksville. When I was through there recently, my friend Mike spotted this hawk perched in a tree on the far end of the parking lot. I was able … Continue reading
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This is a neat little place tucked away below Seagrove in southern Randolph County. I took this photo back in 2010, a winter where we actually had a decent amount of snow. I had thought the owners were in the … Continue reading
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I was downtown the other day paying my water bill, and I was forced to park further away in what was the old Eagle’s parking lot. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the sign was still on the back … Continue reading
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The Pisgah Covered Bridge This is the last remaining covered bridge located on Pisgah Covered Bridge Road in the southwestern part of Randolph County. It was built in 1911, is 54 ft. long and spans the west fork of the … Continue reading
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