1AmieOlsonIMG_7779_0.jpg
3laurelIMG_5682_0.jpg
2krm_2271_0.jpg
4aurelIMG_5624_0.jpg
5krm_2270_0.jpg
6krm_2272_0.jpg
7laurelIMG_5618_0.jpg
8 alaurelIMG_5687_0.jpg
9AmieOlsonIMG_7791_0.jpg
10AmieOlsonIMG_7799_0.jpg
11AmieOlsonIMG_7821_0.jpg
12AmieOlsonIMG_7832_0.jpg
13AmieOlsonIMG_7879_0.jpg
14AmieOlsonIMG_7880_0.jpg
15Gerald_2411_0.jpg
16laurelIMG_5684_0.jpg
17laurelIMG_5706_0.jpg
18laurelIMG_5655_0.jpg
19laurelIMG_5678_0.jpg
20 laurelIMG_5664_0.jpg
21laurelIMG_5668_0.jpg
In keeping with Middleton Place’s agrarian past, flocks of sheep roam the grounds.
The sheep, “Poster Boy,” is one of the many heritage breeds at Middleton Place.
24AmieOlsonIMG_7754_0.jpg
25AmieOlsonIMG_7762_0.jpg
26SarahJensenCIMG2333_0.jpg
27SarahJensenCIMG2338_0.jpg
28SarahJensenCIMG2348_0.jpg
29 laurelIMG_5680_0.jpg
30 Gerald_2400_0.jpg
16) Belgian draught horses pull wagons of visitors—and sometimes bridal parties—across the grounds at Middleton Place.
32 Gerald_2405_0.jpg
33AmieOlsonIMG_7865_0.jpg
34krm_2300_0.jpg
35krm_2303_0.jpg
36krm_2305_0.jpg
37krm_2326_0.jpg
38laurelIMG_5719_0.jpg
39laurelIMG_5725_0.jpg
40laurelIMG_5735_0.jpg
41laurelIMG_5739_0.jpg
42krm_2339_0.jpg
43Gerald_2408_0.jpg
44laurelIMG_5635_0.jpg
45SarahJensenCIMG2314_0.jpg
46SarahJensenCIMG2355_0.jpg
47 SarahJensencIMG2352_0.jpg
48SarahJensenCIMG2351_0.jpg
49PFE_5361_0.jpg
50PFE_5364_0.jpg
