Vintage Postcard RPPC John Penoyer House Doorway Eyes Sharon Connecticut 1757 Pendants Heart and a patterned Red Jasper

and a patterned Red Jasper tumbled stone

Every person has yin energy that they are meant to celebrate

Your new pyramid is polished from natural and heated Carnelian

-You dabble in the supernatural

pursuing wealth

Vintage Postcard RPPC John Penoyer House Doorway Eyes Sharon Connecticut 1757 Pendants Heart and a patterned Red JasperThe card captures a prime example of colonial architecture in New England. The heavy door panels feature two small, eye like oval glass viewing windows flanking a traditional central metal door knocker. The carved stone lintel above the casing displays the name "JOHN PENOYER" alongside the construction year "1757" flanked by geometric folk art carvings. Capt. John Penoyer II was a prominent early settler of Sharon, Litchfield County, Connecticut.