Northwest Carriage Museum fundraiser

Northwest Carriage fundraiser

November 6, 2019 1:30 am
Courtesy photos The Northwest Carriage Museum in Raymond hosted its annual Sip and Stroll fundraiser Oct. 19. Participants mingled among the museum’s 56 horse-drawn vehicles from the 19th century while sipping craft beers from Wild Man Brewing Co. and wines from WooHoo Winery, both of Raymond. Captain’s Daughter entertained the crowd with fiddle music in the recent “barn” addition, and many visitors had their pictures taken in the Shelburne landau carriage that was used by Belle Watling in the movie “Gone with the Wind.” The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Courtesy photos The Northwest Carriage Museum in Raymond hosted its annual Sip and Stroll fundraiser Oct. 19. Participants mingled among the museum’s 56 horse-drawn vehicles from the 19th century while sipping craft beers from Wild Man Brewing Co. and wines from WooHoo Winery, both of Raymond. Captain’s Daughter entertained the crowd with fiddle music in the recent “barn” addition, and many visitors had their pictures taken in the Shelburne landau carriage that was used by Belle Watling in the movie “Gone with the Wind.” The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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The Northwest Carriage Museum in Raymond hosted its annual Sip and Stroll fundraiser Oct. 19. Participants mingled among the museum’s 56 horse-drawn vehicles from the 19th century while sipping craft beers from Wild Man Brewing Co. and wines from WooHoo Winery, both of Raymond. Captain’s Daughter entertained the crowd with fiddle music in the recent “barn” addition, and visitors had their pictures taken in the Shelburne Landau Carriage that was used by Belle Watling in the movie “Gone with the Wind.” The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Courtesy photos The Northwest Carriage Museum in Raymond hosted its annual Sip and Stroll fundraiser Oct. 19. Participants mingled among the museum’s 56 horse-drawn vehicles from the 19th century while sipping craft beers from Wild Man Brewing Co. and wines from WooHoo Winery, both of Raymond. Captain’s Daughter entertained the crowd with fiddle music in the recent “barn” addition, and many visitors had their pictures taken in the Shelburne landau carriage that was used by Belle Watling in the movie “Gone with the Wind.” The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Courtesy photos The Northwest Carriage Museum in Raymond hosted its annual Sip and Stroll fundraiser Oct. 19. Participants mingled among the museum’s 56 horse-drawn vehicles from the 19th century while sipping craft beers from Wild Man Brewing Co. and wines from WooHoo Winery, both of Raymond. Captain’s Daughter entertained the crowd with fiddle music in the recent “barn” addition, and many visitors had their pictures taken in the Shelburne landau carriage that was used by Belle Watling in the movie “Gone with the Wind.” The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Courtesy photos The Northwest Carriage Museum in Raymond hosted its annual Sip and Stroll fundraiser Oct. 19. Participants mingled among the museum’s 56 horse-drawn vehicles from the 19th century while sipping craft beers from Wild Man Brewing Co. and wines from WooHoo Winery, both of Raymond. Captain’s Daughter entertained the crowd with fiddle music in the recent “barn” addition, and many visitors had their pictures taken in the Shelburne landau carriage that was used by Belle Watling in the movie “Gone with the Wind.” The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Courtesy photos The Northwest Carriage Museum in Raymond hosted its annual Sip and Stroll fundraiser Oct. 19. Participants mingled among the museum’s 56 horse-drawn vehicles from the 19th century while sipping craft beers from Wild Man Brewing Co. and wines from WooHoo Winery, both of Raymond. Captain’s Daughter entertained the crowd with fiddle music in the recent “barn” addition, and many visitors had their pictures taken in the Shelburne landau carriage that was used by Belle Watling in the movie “Gone with the Wind.” The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.