Chairs of all shapes and sizes but many are just right for a child. |
A doll carriage made of wicker |
Some of the dolls and toys in a glass case. Check out the doll quilt! |
On the left a silver stove with tiny pots. On the right a black wrought iron wood stove also with wrought iron pots. Behind it a large paper doll. |
A doll surrounded by a doll bed, cradle, and other toys. |
Two baby dolls and in front of them arms and legs from porcelain dolls. |
The back of a chest and several doll heads, busts and bodies. |
Toy irons that probably really worked and a toy safe on the left. On the right a log cabin. |
Before closing, I think you'll probably enjoy seeing one or two more photos.
A camera |
A doctor's exam table |
Hope you enjoyed our visit. Leave comments and tell us what you think.
5 comments:
Hi that is very nice blog and describe many facility in the blog kids furniture very good,log beds and other log furniture i like all furniture.
:) Fee and I will be in B.R. for Max's 5th birthday party this weekend. Wonder if we could sneak away to view the museum!
Wow, those are super interesting, especially the dr. examining table!
That exam table is so cool... and I would love to get my hands on all those chairs!!
Thanks all. Jenclair, it's worth sneaking away for a little while. Be warned, though, you won't have enough time and you'll definitely want to go back!
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