It looks different, doesn’t it! This is the museum’s “children’s bedroom” as it appeared when Donald and Isobel Jones owned the house; the photo is c 1964. The Joneses used this room as their kitchen and the “parent’s bedroom” as their dining room, and had a door cut through the adjoining wall for easier access. The door, of course, was closed up when the house was transformed into a museum.
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The following undated photos are also of the children’s room and may be from the early/mid 1970s, shortly after the museum opened to the public.
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New artifacts have been added since then, but the stories the room tells, about the lives of children in the 18th century, remain the same.
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