White Pine Manor

- Photographers

in Brazil, IN

Description: Our vision and dream for our business is multi faceted. We are here to support local artists in their crafts while helping our community with fun activities. Our photography farm is a fun way for photographers to exhibit their art and get fun photos too!

Additional Info: Please check back with us frequently on our website for activities to come. A wedding venue is also in the near future along with family movie nights, other creative classes. It will only be limited by our imaginations.

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Phone: 8122644306

Address: 7831 N State Road 59

Brazil IN 47834

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Business Hours: Sunday thru Saturday 8am-9pm For the photo farm

Website: http://www.whitepinemanor.com

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Payment Types Accepted: Cash, Check, Visa

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Studio 624

Tastefully and beautifully created with you in mind! Our goal is to help ALL photographers by providing unique and beautiful sets producing beloved cherished photos for years to come! Our studio will always have a minimum of three sets, with many more options only limited by YOUR imagination. We will have extra props available or you can bring your own, or both. They will also change with the seasons and we have every piece of equipment you might need to make your shots as perfect as possible. Professional help is available upon request from Debbie McNinch, an award winning photographer with decades of experience. Her desire is to bring the art back to photography and she would love to share that passion with you.

Mary Treash

I am Mary Treash I think I have been helping people most of my adult life. As a daughter of cancer patients, stroke patients, and daughter in law to my husbands elderly parents, life has given me a lot to deal with and a lot experience. Working as a nurses' aide, and helping others in their home, helping people has always been important to me.. Now move ahead to 2013 and my husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. What a change that has made in our lives. I find it (Alzheimer's care) so important that I went to work helping Alzheimer's patients in their home. I believe it is important that Alzheimer's caregivers have a safe place to talk, get help and find answers to their questions. So... I trained to become a facilitator for Alzheimer's group meetings. Again a safe place to get things off your chest, a place to find others who may be dealing with some of the same issues you are and giving support and ideas that may help us deal with our everyday life as caregivers to those we love.

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