Like everything else in the house, the door is child-sized. 2/3 normal size. Josephine was Edsel and Eleanor's only daughter, but it was the grandmother that the paid to have the playhouse built.
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9 comments:
A child with a house of her own? Not enough room in the mansion? That's so unusual, it's a museum piece now. Pretty house, though.
And to think I was happy with a baseball and glove.
Wonder if she enjoyed it as much as we did our poor playhouses?
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The docent said that she was kind of a tomboy and liked to play outside and play with her brothers and didn't spend all that much time in the playhouse.
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Hard to imagine a place like this without seeing the reality. I wonder if she was happier than other, more "normal" girls that age?
Oh, the things grandparents will do to impress their grandchildren. Cute place.
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Thank you very much! :-D
I have no idea. I think children, if fed and loved, make their own happiness and do not need a lot to do that.
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