Roycrofts-at-large and Roycroft Campus volunteers spruce up the Appian Way.
Looking Toward the Roycroft Inn along the Appian Way on a sunny morning in April. Note the benches built by Roycrofter Tom Bojanowski.
The night-time image of the Roycroft Inn decorates one side of Tom Bojanowski's "Roycroft Horse". This and other decorated horses can be found around the village of Aurora. They are part of a fund raiser for the Knox Farm State Park to restore the greenhouse. The horses will be auctioned at the end of summer.
To see the horses before decoration check the category "Elbert Hubbard would have loved it"
This mailbox by Frank M. Glapa is by the front door of Elbert Hubbard's Roycroft Copper Shop. Frank of FMGDESIGNS is a Roycrofter-at-Large Master Artisan.
Here Don, Bob, Mike, and Martha peer into the just opened 'tomb' of some of the pipes and valves which were part of the workings of the Roycroft Power House.
Tom and Kate moving Tom's docorated horse. This view shows the Roycroft Campus at night.
The horse Master Artisan Tom Bojanowski decorated for the Knox Farm State Park fundraiser being displayed on the Roycroft Campus
Beneath a heavy concrete slab, toward the front of the site of the original Power House, is revealed these pipes and valves. The heat and electricity were produced at this site and distributed to all the Roycroft buildings.
Mike and Bob, stepladders in hand, continue to remove the roof over the sign in front of the Power House
Bob and Mike prepare to remove the old Roycroft Power House sign. Eleanor and Nicole walk by after checking the progress.
The Copper Shop Gallery Window that the Robin Attacks. Note the screening added to protect both the robin and the window.
Tom Bojanowski viewing the Roycroft Campus or Sunshine side of his horse, decorated for the Knox Farm State Park fundraiser.
Bob, Mike and Martha look for clues relating to the original Roycroft Power House.
Something Old Becomes Something New. The original stairway, once lowered, is is deal display space.
Tom Bojanowski and friend check out the positioning of the Roycroft Horse on the Roycroft Campus
