Behind Granny's Shed is a photograph by Mary Ann Weger which was uploaded on August 31st, 2016.
Behind Granny's Shed
I have many fond memories of helping my Grandmother do her wash using her Maytag Wringer Washer! She refused to buy a modern automatic washing... more
Title
Behind Granny's Shed
Artist
Mary Ann Weger
Medium
Photograph - Digital
Description
I have many fond memories of helping my Grandmother do her wash using her Maytag Wringer Washer! She refused to buy a modern automatic washing machine, even though my mother and her son each owned one! Another fond memory was helping her hang all the clothes on the clothesline after they were washed! I captured this image behind Granny's Shed with her old Wringer Washing Machine, Maytag, after it had finally "seen its day"! The Rustic look - creatively decorated with Red Berry Bush and basket of snow. Mansfield, Massachusetts; , Southeastern Massachusetts, South of Boston, New England, Northeastern United States, Memorabilia, Antiques, Getting in touch with the past. Featured In the Following Fine Art America Groups: (1) Lady Photographers and Artists (2) Images That Excite You (3) USA Photographers Only (4) No Place Like Home
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August 31st, 2016
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Comments (8)
Mary Ann Weger
I am honored to have been featured by the following Fine Art America groups: Lady Photographers and Artists, Images that Excite You, and USA Photographers Only! Thank you all!
Mary Ann Weger
Thanks to those who have taken the time to comment and give me feedback on my work! I am honored by your comments, and also by those who favored my work: Kay Brewer, John Scarpaci, and RC DeWinter! Thank you all so much!
Jacqueline Whitcomb
Beautiful. I, too, have wonderful memories of helping my Grandmother do laundry using a wringer washer and hanging out the clothes. Season changes were irrelevant. Sunny, rainy or snow...the laundry was hung out. I remember her taking it down in winter months and the shirts and pants were frozen in form. They were brought in and 'stood' by the coal stove. Tough times but the best memories!
Mary Ann Weger replied:
Thanks for your memorable comments, Jacqueline! The older generation is such an inspiration to me as well! After they dryed, next came the iron and ironing board to get out any stubborn wrinkles!
Kay Brewer
Beautiful find and capture (and I remember my grandmother actually using this type of washer!). l/f
Mary Ann Weger replied:
thanks for your descriptive comments and encouragement, Kay! Also thanks for the l/f, I appreciate it!
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