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Exhibits at the Dollhouse Museum
Interconnected Displays Tell an Ongoing Story
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Which house is hosting a wedding reception? In which boarding school for boys is a fight starting? Who is late for the wedding reception? You’ll never know unless you walk around the block peeking into the open backs of the houses!
Hattie Lincoln feeds the chickens outside her front porch.
A Collection of Distinct Neighborhoods
The mercado hums with activity as villagers buy, sell, and dine at the taqueria.
The shops on Market Street feature a rich array of miniature goods.
Everyday Interactions and a Few Surprises
Gabriel “helps” Isabel prepare for dinner hour at the taqueria.
What is in the letter that is being handed off? Perhaps there are clues in the other rooms?
LaVerne Sullivan’s Time Out For the Soaps rekindles the depression era, when radio brought the outside world into a woman’s kitchen.
The Museum commissioned artist Bernadine Austin to create authentic tobacco and baskets for the miniature Copper Hollow Tobacco Warehouse at the end of town.
Rachel Lincoln bakes bread while Josie rocks the baby to sleep.
John Freeman is a softie, and his dog Ginger takes full advantage.
Contemporary Artisan Miniatures
Original room box by Brooke Tucker.
Poppy's Cottage by Melissa Chaple.
Painter at work by internationally known sculptor Sharon Cariola.
18th century French style gilt console table and armchairs by John Hodgson.
Original room box by Brooke Tucker.
Glass conservatory by Linda Young (Lady Jane).
Chest of drawers by Tony Jones.
Nicole Walton Marble bed, dressed by Judee Williamson.
Hand stitched crazy quilt by unknown artist. 6” x 6"
Antique and Historical Miniatures
German and American furniture c. late 1800s.
German Beidermeier furniture. Polymer dolls by Nicky Cooper.
Versailles Hunting Lodge, auctioned by Antiques Roadshow’s Noel Barrett.
19th c. German and French furniture.
French furniture by Paul Leonhardt c. 1920.
Arcade and cast iron furniture c. 1920.
19th c. German furniture.
19th c. Boule furniture.