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| came out extremely small because it was taken with my cell phone |
The historical landmark sits upon a
hill. Many stairs lead to the
house. It reminded Jenna and I of a veggie
tale's Sock Drawer in which one feature is a reinactment of the three stooges
moving a piano
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| The initial look on their faces as they look up to see all those stairs |
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| I couldn't find a picture that showed ALL the many stairs |
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| watching larry do all of the work |
The history of the house and owners was
interesting. I took a lot of pictures -
though the majority of artifacts were actually just condusive to the time
period and not the house itself. It was
still very quite interesting.
The pictures are not in order of how I took them. Different rooms, different floors - but as most all of the artifacts were donated to give a visualization to history, I don't suppose it matters
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taken in the girls room |
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taken in the office - all three owners had dr. breadwinners. all three doctors died in this room. I thought that was interesting. |
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the McMurphy family |
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was obviously not taken from the best angel |
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this came out darker than I expected. Our guide said this room would be equivalent to what we call a family room |
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not the original fireplace. But it looks authentic |
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part of the girls room |
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miniature in the attic part of the house. Our guide said that it took eight years to create and ended up costing more than the actual house that we toured |
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kitchen stove |
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parlor |
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Jenna nearing the top |
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may find a better picture off the internet. |
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time period kitchen ware |
You can read more about its history here
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