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Showing posts with label parlor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parlor. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 19, 2017
View of the Parlor of G. Ronnsaville’s House on LaSalle Street in Chicago, Illinois (1800′s)
View of the parlor of G. Ronnsaville’s house on LaSalle Street in Chicago, Illinois, c. 1800′s. By C. Allgeier.
Source: New York Public Library.
Labels:
1800's,
1800's fashion,
albumen print,
c. allgeier,
chairs,
chandelier,
chicago,
clock,
furniture,
home,
house,
house interior,
illinois,
interior,
lasalle street,
parlor,
parlor room,
pictures,
stereoview,
table
Monday, April 24, 2017
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
View of a Parlor in a House in Upton, Massachusetts (1800′s)
View of a parlor in a house in Upton, Massachusetts, c. 1800′s. A magic lantern projector is visible below the picture on the wall. By Z. B. Grandy.
Source: New York Public Library.
Labels:
1800's,
1800's fashion,
albumen print,
chairs,
home,
house,
interior,
magic lantern,
massachusetts,
parlor,
projector,
stairs,
stairway,
stereoview,
upton,
us history,
victorian era,
z. b. grandy
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