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A Collection of Distinct Neighborhoods |
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Click the map above to see an enlargement. It shows the variety of features in the village. |
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From the Shaker Settlement to the formal gardens of the Grand Hotel, we have as wide a range of neighborhoods as America itself. |
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Every dollhouse is open in back so you can see all the furnishings, people, pets, and decor. |
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Everyday Interactions and a Few Surprises! |
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"My amethyst compote! BAD KITTY! Who let Finbar out of the kitchen?!” |
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What is in the letter that is being handed off? Perhaps there are clues in the other rooms? |
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Who is that spooky girl looking out from inside? Why can't she come out and play? |
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People at Work and Play |
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Gabriel “helps” Isabel prepare for dinner hour at the taqueria. |
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The village boys can’t decide whether Old Muldough takes after little Buford or the other way around, but they sit quietly when he spins tales of his army days. |
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Knuckles and Roscoe know Gretchen isn’t allowed past the sandbox, and they enforce Mama’s orders. |
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Antique and Artisan details intrigue novice and expert alike. |
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German Victorian furniture, original tintypes, handmade silk and petit point rugs enrich the parlor of this disabled gentleman. |
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Nicola Cooper, dollmaker, breathes life and emotion into her people. She then dresses them to their individual means and tastes, and, of course, the historical period. |
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Realistic meals grace the village tables. Mrs. Bellamont rarely goes out to choose her own vegetables: perhaps she’s having “special” company for dinner tonight… |
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Something new on each visit! |
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Our village changes over time, so each visit will reveal something new. |
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Abby and Hortense tidy up the Black Forest roombox, but on your next visit...
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...Knuckles has been left to babysit while Abby gets some lemonade. |
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