Buck Winn’s National Historic Place open for Christmas

Buck Winn was one of those individuals you can’t help admire. His ranch is on the Department of the Interior’s National Register of Historic Places, for his paintings, architecture, inventions, a Renaissance Man ahead of his time.

His daughter, Tinka Winn Eoff, keeps his memory alive and last Saturday his ranch house was open to the public including his studio, with his desk and favorite pipes, his workshop and a huge mold for one of his large sculpture of a Pharaoh for a museum.

With Christmas it was especially festive, with the weather and balmy breeze, it was charming way to spend an hour or so wandering around the grounds and house and seeing why Buck Winn was so special.