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The Carnton Plantation was the home of John and Carrie McGavock. On November 30, 1864,
it became the largest Confederate field hospital of the Civil War. In several rooms heavy blood stains still mar the floors! Please contact the artist directly to inquire about purchasing this painting.

Drawing and painting have always been a part of my life, but it wasn’t until my sophomore year in college that I was encouraged to pursue an art career. Before I graduated, I was married and soon became a stay-at-home Mom. Once the children were in school, I went back to work but not in the art field – product sales, real estate sales, office management and campus ministry. Even though I created paintings and pen and ink drawings over the years, I was not able to pursue an art career full-time until recently. Now that I am a Grandmother, I have the freedom to paint and draw again! Among my commissioned commercial works are drawings of Historic Yellow Springs in Chester Springs, PA. used in their publications, brochures and...