Abstract
More than half a century ago, Meadowcrof founders Albert and Delvin Miller had a vision to preserve elements of what they saw as a vanishing way of life. Tey understood that the rural ways and hallmarks of their youth (before indoor plumbing and electricity had come to their family farm) had succumbed to the relentless duo of progress and time. Tey began saving historic buildings that were threatened with destruction.
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