A set of fascinating photos from
Vermont Historical Society that shows interior of the home of Rev. James Edward Wright (1839-1914) at 19 Baldwin Street, Montpelier, Vermont, taken in 1903 and 1906.
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| J.E.Wright parlor looking into hall, 1903 |
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| J.E.Wright bedroom, 1903 |
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| J.E.Wright dining room looking into hall, 1903 |
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| J.E.Wright dining room, 1903 |
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| J.E.Wright parlor looking into hall, 1903 |
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| J. E. Wright hall looking into dining room, 1906 |
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| J.E.Wright bedroom, 1906 |
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| J.E.Wright parlor looking into hall, 1906 |
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| J.E.Wright parlor, 1906 |
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| J.E.Wright sideboard, 1906 |
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| Portrait of Rev. James Edward Wright (1839-1914) |
Lovely home interior....appears to be a wealthy family.
ReplyDeleteOMG!! A lower middle class (he was a minister) home interior! FASCINATING!!! I can't stop looking at it!!! I am captivated by the mismatched furniture and twin beds!! The cluttering of knick-knacks is so artfully done! Nothing like they do nowadays! FASCINATING!!!
ReplyDeleteErm. This is not 'lower' middle-class. By any stretch of the imagination.
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