Victorian Christmas

 "Holy cow, gee whiz, oh my gosh, gol dern. How soon do

we move in?"

We aren't moving here, Precious. This is a 28 room

Victorian farm house built in 1880's by a rich man.

He imported the 4 tile fire places and rich wood mantels

directly made in England. He also imported the craftsmen

to assemble all. 

The photo of the house outside was taken in October about

4 years ago.  But I went for the Christmas decorations just

a week ago while the roads were clear and dry. This time

of year on twisty hilly country roads are iffy.

If you would like better look into this museum, just look up

Victorian Museum Millersburg Ohio USA and they have

professional photos to enjoy.

 This was my Christmas treat to myself this year.

The above is one of the maids rooms on the 3rd floor.

The house had hot and cold running water, two half baths and

one full with claw foot tub. Therefore they plumbed the maids

rooms and the nursery with marble sinks, too.

And this is just one example of the exquisite painting on the 

curved ceilings.  I forgot to take photos of the chandeliers, but they

were both electric and gas. General Electric provided electricity only

3 hours a day, so they had gas plumbed into the same fixtures. 

"Really Lynn, 28 rooms to explore and hide in.

 I couldn't go wrong hiding in here."

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