The house resides at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago.
I have not seen the house in person yet, but it is on my bucket list. I do have a few books about it in my collection.
This is booklet was published in 1935
This hard cover book is from the late 70's - early 1980's and features colored pictures and blue prints of the house
The museum's web site is HERE
To see some of the other books in my collection, click HERE
Hello Troy,
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing the video. It is a magnificent structure.
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Giac
It is on my bucket list too! I didn't get a chance to go there when I went to the Chicago shows.
ReplyDeleteFor more insights on this fabulous dollhouse, check out Colleen Moore's autobiography "Silent Star" (1968). Besides lots of fascinating insight into her film career and early Hollywood, there's a whole section on the dollhouse and Moore's love of miniatures.
ReplyDeleteFor more insights on this fabulous dollhouse, check out Colleen Moore's autobiography "Silent Star" (1968). Besides lots of fascinating insight into her film career and early Hollywood, there's a whole section on the dollhouse and Moore's love of miniatures.
ReplyDeleteHi Troy - Such an interesting video; thanks for sharing. I think a trip to see the dollhouse in Chicago will need to be added to my bucket list also. I enjoyed seeing your fascinating collection of books about miniatures. What a wonderful place to browse!
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