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Resettlement Road and the government purchased Bowling Green to serve as the engineering headquarters for the park.
Originally there was a log structure on the property but that is now gone. The next home was a stone house, still part of the structure, but not yet renovated. A graveyard contains many unmarked graves, but the headstone of Moses Gibson is now a part of the floor of the front portico.
Carolyn Sabol’s
house
In the town of Washington, Carolyn Sabol owns a home that for many years belonged to the Lynns whose family founded Wakefield School. It certainly is a house “in town” compared to the other two, with a tiny front cottage garden and a disciplined back yard with a fountain, statuary and plantings. This town house clearly is made up of two distinct parts with a brick exterior on one part fronting Main Street, and stucco on the other facing Harris Hollow Road. Inside the division can be seen in the flooring. One part, perhaps the farrier’s, is original worn brick floors, and the other has wide-planked pine flooring.
Carolyn has furnished the home with fascinating and interesting pieces attest
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