Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

A2000.001.017.047

[inscription reads] " slopes to a level at New Albany. Shortly after passing 2 mile Road turn off to Redinger’s Grove. It is a sort of combinated (sic) of pasture, & woods. The entrance is pasture which extends down to brink of hill, surrounded on all sides but the south by Beechwoods. The spring is near front A huge tyle (sic) in the earth. Water filtered thru (sic) layers of sand & earth (acquiring some of all it passes thru (sic)) – cold pure water. / The pasture is overgrown with mullein – whose stiff unyielding stalks remind one off beings – and wine-stemmed poke-bushes. In one place "