Welcome to my circa 1844 kitchen! I live in the historic Horace Bogart Residence in the Village of Romeo. Horace Bogart was a wealthy merchant, who owned the Old Reliable Carriage Factory. He built carriages, sleighs and Conastoga wagons. I love to build a fire in the fireplace on a cold, blustry day while I am baking or dyeing wool for my primitive rugs.Monday, June 29, 2009
Circa 1844 Greek Revival Kitchen
Welcome to my circa 1844 kitchen! I live in the historic Horace Bogart Residence in the Village of Romeo. Horace Bogart was a wealthy merchant, who owned the Old Reliable Carriage Factory. He built carriages, sleighs and Conastoga wagons. I love to build a fire in the fireplace on a cold, blustry day while I am baking or dyeing wool for my primitive rugs.
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Would love to see more pics of your early home. Looks beautiful. Love the pumpkin rug too :)
ReplyDeleteI had a hooked rug like yours in front of your fire place back in 98 and sold it to some dealers at roundtop Tx
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