Welcome to Our Happy Place Framed Art - 45.75X16.75

Description

In order to keep the girls occupied, they initiated a small woodworking business. LeAnna and Peter were busy raising 4 energetic children and were running the business out of a revamped chicken coup. In time, the company began to computerize carving and laser operations and found it could successfully compete with offshore manufacturers. Graham Dunn serves over 4,000 accounts, most in the U.S., and the remainder in Canada and around the world. The girls carved plaques and gifts that quickly became popular items at the Greenwich Village outdoor markets. When the mission in New York was complete, the couple bought the woodworking equipment and installed it on their farm in Dalton, Ohio. Handcrafted framed dcor delivers a traditional farmhouse look by pairing a natural, stained frame with inspirational typography. In 1972, newlyweds Peter and LeAnna Dunn accepted a mission to open a home for runaway girls in New York City. Sign is made of pine wood with natural brown finish; Deep boxed frame allows for tabletop display, as well as wall application using nails to hang. Decorative sign measures approximately 45.63 x 16.63 x 2 inches; Artfully detailed from the texture in the wood to the placement of the words. For twenty years, Peter designed every plaque, gift and each item of furniture while LeAnna managed the companys finances. Decorative sign measures approximately 45.63 x 16.63 x 2 inches; Artfully detailed from the texture in the wood to the placement of the words.

Key Features

• In order to keep the girls occupied, they initiated a small woodworking business.
• Decorative sign measures approximately 45.63 x 16.63 x 2 inches; Artfully detailed from the texture in the wood to the placement of the words.
• For twenty years, Peter designed every plaque, gift and each item of furniture while LeAnna managed the companys finances.
• Sign is made of pine wood with natural brown finish; Deep boxed frame allows for tabletop display, as well as wall application using nails to hang.
• In 1972, newlyweds Peter and LeAnna Dunn accepted a mission to open a home for runaway girls in New York City.
• The girls carved plaques and gifts that quickly became popular items at the Greenwich Village outdoor markets.