The paneled room end in the Vermont House at Shelburne Museum came from an early 18th century house near Essex, Connecticut. An arched lintel is an uncommon feature of a New England house. The ball and steeple andirons are of the late 18th or early 19th century. Courtesy Shelburne Museum
Dining room with small brick fireplace and mural of a ship painted on the wall. "Vermont House Dining Room" written on back. Courtesy Shelburne Museum.
1950's "modern" living room setting. Sleek fireplace, Danish modern furniture, chairs, tables and angled seating arrangement. Floor to ceiling draps on a curved window area, with inset lighting on a curved ceiling. Floor is very large tile squares.
Notes on back of picture: John F. Keever, Muncie, Indiana, June1958. 4999 July Donley Dec.The front of the picture has "Illustrated by C.W. Ackerman of Cincinnati" at the bottom of the photograph.
