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by Cindy Robinson
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Purchase a tote bag featuring the photograph "Teapot Museum 2" by Cindy Robinson. Our tote bags are made from soft, durable, poly-poplin fabric and include a 1" black strap for easy carrying on your shoulder. All seams are double-stitched for added durability. Each tote bag is machine-washable in cold water and is printed on both sides using the same image.
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The Tea-rific Teapot Museum in downtown Elloree, South Carolina is home to 5,001 teapots gathered from around the world by the late Julian Boland and... more
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The Tea-rific Teapot Museum in downtown Elloree, South Carolina is home to 5,001 teapots gathered from around the world by the late Julian Boland and curated by his wife Sybil. Boland was an avid teapot collector and started the museum to showcase his collection. He also had the enormous blue teapot installed on the back of the building in 2012, which is about the size of a two-car garage, though its interior is round. The museum sat empty after Julian Boland passed away in 2014, but in 2018 Penny Garrett took over the museum. Unfortunately, like many other businesses, the teapot museum closed in 2020.
Hi! and thank you for visiting. I live in beautiful Charleston, South Carolina and specialize in landscape photography. I love to roam Southern gardens, plantations and parks and photograph their beauty. My passion is creating unique images that inspire others, and my work has been both awarded and published. So, take a few moments to browse and hopefully, one of my images will speak specifically to you. Blessings!
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Bob Decker
Lovely
Cindy Robinson replied:
Thank you!
Jim Love
What a wonderful place...love it
Cindy Robinson replied:
Thank you!
Joy Watson
Wonderful work
Cindy Robinson replied:
Thank you!
Lingfai Leung
Time for A Tea Break!
Cindy Robinson replied:
Amen!
Natural Abstract Photography
Revisiting - such a charming little museum