Our Home
Here are some photos of our home, an 1880's farmstead called Klumb House after its founders, Phillip and Augusta Klumb. It is a designated historic site in the City of Mequon occupying nearly 9 acres, on which can be found several buildings, actively farmed land, and areas being returned to nature.
Mequon Historic Landmark sign, indicating ours is the Phillip Klumb House, built in 1881. |
Three of our buildings (left to right) are the office/studio, the summer kitchen and the house. |
Shiloh in front of the circa 1850's summer kitchen, or what we now call the "spa haus". |
A mulberry tree overhangs the "little nature trail" in late summer. |
Wild asters bloom in the meadow on a sunny day. |
The remains of the old barn foundation in a field of snow. |
The morning sun shines through the front-yard trees. |
The corn field glows in early autumn light just after the harvest. |