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The Colonial-Williamsburg weave was first
introduced as one of the 20 gates designed by
Thomas Jefferson for the University of Virginia.

Gate #51

This gate is Base Price +20% 
This Fence Panel is Base Price + 21%
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The Woodlands Housing Park, Houston Texas.   Illustrating matching flanking panels at 12" width


 
The newest phase of the Woodland Housing Park, in Houston, where the homes are linked by a common rear walkway and where each home us accessed by a distinctive CPW gate design with Flanking Panels.
Below, the rendition sketch on the left, and the completed photo on the right.
   

Gate #51-2

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  The modified G-51 with a straight top rail.
This Washington DC property in historic Georgetown uses the Colonial-Williamsburg Weave pattern to exemplify the solid geometry of a garden designed in the spirit of Berlin 1945 and occupied by the most delightful patron.  Sensing Prowell's keen interest in early American history, he passedd on such anecdotal asides as the house across the street was where John and Abigail lived while waigting for the plaster to dry in the White House, and the house on the corner where Lincoln's nody was embalmed, and the house across the street where JFK spent his Inaugural nightm with his mistress!
 

Ben "Sweet Swing' Prowell, 17, at work on the Georgetown, DC Gate in 2003


A few parting shots of the #51.  Illustrating how the upper diagonal pattern alters with the width of the gate.
 

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G-51--#0008-Munch
G-51-1--#0525-Gallagher
G-51-2--# 0515-Trimble