WARING’S CREEK HARVEST DINNER

 

Andrew King has graciously donated 2 paintings for a fundraiser for Waring’s Creek Improvement Association: Light Duty & Waring’s Wander are both 12 x 16 acrylic on canvas. Minimum bids for each will start at $800.



ANDREW’S PAINTINGS

Light Duty

12x16 canvas, framed

Market Value $820.


Built in 1881, the Point Traverse lighthouse in Prince Edward county was in operation until 1959 when it was prefaced by an automated light tower. It still stands today and has been designated a heritage site.








Waring’s Wander

12x16 canvas, framed

Market Value: $820.


The old stone Waring House as it is known on the outskirts of Picton, was built in 1860 by a stonemason named Hugh Smith for the Waring Family. Joshua Waring and his family arrived from Ireland in about 1820 and built a previous smaller structure but after years of farming the land, they were able to afford and build the more substantial stone house that is home to the landmark Waring House Pub and Restaurant that resides there today.

To bid on any of these paintings contact

Anne House at 613-476-7744





Other items available at the Waring House Harvest Dinner