Now that you've caught your breath after that first room, we'll continue on. ;) A walk across the hall reveals more quilts, pieced this time. There is something so charming about this simple pink, red, and white.
Ordinarily, this would be too recent for me, but it's such an unusual design, I really loved, and it looks perfect on that table.
A walk through the kitchen,
and we come upon a couple of signature quilts.
I like the way they used red, white, and blue for the embroidery, too.
Here are some of the children's toy collection. A china head doll named Rosiebelle, who's bed looks very comfy!
The bed was made at a foundry there in town. A lot of the items in the museum were donated by local people, so it's kind of like a time capsule of the surrounding area.
A Studebaker wagon.
And these adorable Victorian children's fashions.
There's plenty more left to see.........
