T Stands For is hosted by Elizabeth and Bleubeard
Cavendish PEI
I've been doing more photo organizing and thought you'd like a look at Anne of Green Gables house, now a museum. Click here for a lengthy browse.
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T Stands For is hosted by Elizabeth and Bleubeard
Cavendish PEI
I've been doing more photo organizing and thought you'd like a look at Anne of Green Gables house, now a museum. Click here for a lengthy browse.
Fittingly well restored or maintained.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful house! I think i've read that book many moons ago.. It may even be sitting on my shelf now that i think about it.. Happy happy T day Jackie! Hugs! deb
ReplyDeletewow that is a fabulous house. I loved reading the book. Have a wonderful day today.
ReplyDeleteI like that rocking chair. I bet it's an interesting museum.
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Such a lovely and quaint place. I have seen some photos, and would love to visit there in person one day as I love that story- even the Netflix series of Anne with an E which was superbly done! Happy T day wishes, oh, and I love that beautiful banner photo too!
ReplyDeleteIt looks very well maintained.
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely interesting looking museum, Jackie. I was impressed with the spinning wheels, but my grandmother's treadle machine was in better condition than the one in the photo.
ReplyDeleteIt was fun to see the dining area. I wonder how old that berry pie is (grin). Thanks for sharing the Anne of Green Gables Museum with us for T this Tuesday.
I wonder if I could afford that green and yellow houseboat in your header.
I wonder if the house that the author portrayed was as affluent for its day as the museum display. I thought Anne's adoptive family were farmers. The photos you show really look beautiful with that 19th century-style carved wood furniture. I enjoy that kind of presentation, such as at Greenfield Village in Dearborn, MI which displays a number of historic houses that were dismantled and brought there and furnished to the right era. Just being picky, but I'm very curious about the installed carpeting -- I didn't think that was done until the electric vacuum cleaner was invented. Was there documentation about the furnishings?
ReplyDeletebest... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
I visited this house while visiting PEI when I was in high school. A beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteHappy Tea Day,
Kate
Was she an actual person or was this where the author lived? I need to read at least one of these books one day. Hope ti was a happy T day, and thanks for sharing the house.
ReplyDeleteI have been there and seen all of the house. We took a cruise and then went to Prince Edward Island, and then toured there. Thanks for the memories. I have read maybe 10 or more books by Lucy Maud Montgomery. Love all those books, but especially the ones about Anne! Happy T Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat, Jackie. Thank for sharing this great and very interesting pictures. Happy T-day! Hugz
ReplyDeleteA lovely, little house. I didn't read the books, but enjoyed the movie
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful house, and interesting museum. I read the book a while back. They really have made the gables green.
ReplyDeleteA Belated happy T-Day to you,
Hugs,
Lisca
I visited there years ago.
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