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When Marguerite Wildenhain first arrived at Pond Farm in the summer of 1942, there was nothing there except an old barn where decided that her workshop would be located. While she worked on converting the barn, Wildenhain camped outside under walnut trees and cooked on a small sheepherder-stove. Throughout this challenging period, Wildenhain recalled feeling “so elated at having built-up whatever there was practically with my own hands that weeks and months passed for me in real enthusiasm and hope.” Today, Pond Farm is listed in the National Register of Historic Places - NPS.
This image was posted on October 03, 2016.