Black Rabbit House by photosynthesis

Photography • Architecture • posted on Apr 26, 2017

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Taken at the McMenamin Edgefield complex in Troutdale. Apparently it was named after a black rabbit that the McMenamins spotted when they first toured this facility before buying it. From their website: "This wee shed was named for the original black rabbit, who was eventually laid to rest here in the flower garden. During Poor Farm days, this spot was used for the practical purpose of fumigating mattresses and bedding. Today, guests enjoy handcrafted ales, wine and spirits surrounded by one-of-a-kind pipe art. The Black Rabbit House is open seasonally." There's also a very nice restaurant at the facility which is also named The Black Rabbit... Please zoom.

Comments (10)

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Faemike55

5:41PM | Wed, 26 April 2017

Cool shot and interesting history

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auntietk

9:04PM | Wed, 26 April 2017

I can see why this caught your eye. It has a rather art nouveau look to it.

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T.Rex

4:36AM | Thu, 27 April 2017

Beautiful photo of a nice little building. I love that paint work! WOW! :-)

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aksirp

6:34AM | Thu, 27 April 2017

so lovely paint work and interesting story!

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bmac62

8:48AM | Thu, 27 April 2017

A building like no other. You probably didn't have to find some new way to photograph this little jewel...its' unique decorativeness speaks for itself. Such a fancy place for such an original common purpose. Like the backstory.

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