The buildings out at Glencoe have inspired some amazing photographs. Photographer Brad Farlow was kind enough to post this link to his Glencoe photos. Enjoy! And if you’ve taken some photos or know someone how has, I hope you will share them with us.
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Recent Entries
- Progress on the Dye House at Glencoe
- Glencoe Artist Featured in Burlington Magazine
- Model Outdoor Learning Environment coming to Glencoe Mill Village
- Meet the Author Event at Glencoe Studios
- NC Now segment on Glencoe Mill Village
- Photographers out at Glencoe Mill
- Glencoe Mill welcomes Glencoe Studios as new tenant
- Glencoe Photos
- It’s been a long time!
- Yard sale, music, and poetry–sounds good to me!
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- A few words from Bryan Hagood about Great Bend Park
- Alamance County Seahorses
- Another step forward
- Come and get it! We’re clearing out the Machine Shop
- Cool tool of the month
- Dipping a toe in the blogosphere
- Economic Impact of Preservation and Rehabilitation in NC
- Elon students bring big ideas
- Glencoe – opportunities for creativity
- Glencoe Christmas Tour, Saturday and Sunday
- Glencoe Mill product labels
- Great Bend Park opens
- Happy New Year!
- Have you bought your ticket?
- If you’re out near Pittsboro, check out The City Tap!
- It’s a whole new world at the Machine Shop
- Kicking off Textile Heritage Week
- Pop goes the weasel and other cloth/weaving/fabric/mill-isms
- Rezoning the Glencoe Mill Buildings
- This and That
“To raise new questions, new problems, to regard old problems from a new angle requires creative imagination and makes real advances.”
Thanks to all of those who are making magic things happen in the village. I have the best memories of Glencoe. As a little girl, my grandmother would drive us through the abandoned streets and describe what mill life was like once upon a time. I would vividly imagine the workers/people there and their lifestyle as she spoke.
Not to long from now, I will become a certified art educator. I am overjoyed at the mere thought of art production in Burlington, and for sentimental reasons of my own there could not be a more appropriate place for this to happen! Hedgehog Properties please know that as a citizen of this county, I deeply appreciate the salvation of what I consider to be a treasure and a part of my childhood. Also, a heartfelt thanks to Jerri Nall for sharing her vision in the very beginning!