34 photos, shot between 2011 and 2026: 135,074 views on Google Maps and counting.
The Mary Ann Peeples Pavilion hosts weddings and events under the oaks — several of these frames catch it set for the evening.
Every stop on the grounds has its own page in this archive: the museum, the butterfly habitat, the camellia garden, the nature trail and the boardwalk.
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Under the pavilion. Inside the Mary Ann Peeples Pavilion — timber trusses, ceiling fans and room for a crowd. 20,140 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Mar 2024Down to the marsh. A fallen oak reaches into the tidal mud at the edge of the grounds. 17,784 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Feb 2024The pavilion fireplace. The brick fireplace anchors one end of the pavilion. 12,931 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Mar 2024The pavilion lawn. The event pavilion under its arching oak, picnic tables out front. 12,609 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Feb 2024The big field. Open pasture under a wide sky — the grounds run to 68 acres. 8,316 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025Field and pines. The pasture meets the pine woods on the north side of the grounds. 8,058 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Mar 2024Along the fence. Late light on the pasture fence. 6,562 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Sep 2025The arching oak. A fern-covered limb bends clean over the path by the pavilion. 4,301 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Feb 2024The pavilion. The Mary Ann Peeples Pavilion from the lawn side. 3,627 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Feb 2024Oak limbs. Live oak branches and Spanish moss over the drive. 3,048 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Mar 2024Oaks and camellias. Red camellias bloom in front of one of the great oaks. 2,983 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Feb 2024In black and white. The moss-draped oaks on the path toward the marsh, shot in black and white. 1,703 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025The old shed. A weathered board shed under the oaks, moss hanging to the roofline. 1,295 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Mar 2024The giant. One of Honey Horn’s ancient live oaks, photographed in 2011 — the moss canopy covers half the field. 1,025 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2011Pavilion shade. Picnic tables in the oak shade beside the pavilion. 930 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Feb 2024The shaded path. A quiet stretch of path under the oaks. 722 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Jan 2022Shed and oak. The old shed in the wide view, the big oak standing guard. 678 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025Pasture fence. The split-rail pasture fence running out across the grass. 669 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Apr 2013The farm road. Down the dirt road toward the stable, fields on both sides. 494 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025The pasture gate. The black gate into the horse pasture. 388 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Jan 2022The drive in. The gravel drive under the oaks, fences running alongside. 307 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Mar 2024Gravel and grass. The entrance road with the big field alongside. 246 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Mar 2024The shed, again. The old shed in 2026 — rustier roof, same oak. 228 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Aug 2026Mary Ann Peeples Pavilion. The pavilion’s name sign hangs over the hall — the grounds’ gathering place. 81 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Sep 2026Pavilion and oaks. The pavilion from across the green, oaks framing both sides. 69 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Sep 2026Open ground. The wide middle of Honey Horn — grass, sky and tree line. 50 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Mar 2024One pine. A single pine stands out in the middle field. 29 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Mar 2024On the lawn. Adirondack chairs out front of the pavilion on an October afternoon. 27 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2026The house garden side. Crape myrtle and garden plantings along the side of the old house. 25 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Mar 2024Twin oaks. Two oaks lean together over the field, moss joining the canopies. 16 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Sep 2026Dinner under the pavilion. Long tables set for an evening event in the pavilion. · Photo taken Oct 2026Pavilion timbers. The pavilion’s heavy timber frame from the end wall. · Photo taken Sep 2026A wedding under the oaks. Couples marry on the lawn here — this celebration framed in black and white under the big oaks. · Photo taken Oct 2025See Honey Horn on Google Maps
34 photos: 135,074 views on Google Maps — and counting.