IF THIS HOUSE COULD TALK - #3
Humble Beginnings -- I started out as a two-room house 152 years ago. Charles, a 32-year-old bachelor, began me, his own house, in April,1873, by having the cellar dug.
My original structure consisted of a kitchen and a sitting room that also was used for dining and sleeping. In a full cellar below, Charles stored food over the winter to keep it from perishing and wintered his flower bulbs and some of his potted plants.
Charles and his mother moved in that fall. Only, it wasn’t just the two of them who lived here at first. His mother helped with daughter Jane Schmidt’s eight (at the time) children by day and brought several of the younger ones to sleep here under our roof at night.
IF THIS HOUSE COULD TALK - #3 IF THIS HOUSE COULD TALK
IF THIS HOUSE COULD TALK..... (post #2)From the House's perspective: I know that I promised to chat more about me, but next Sunday is Easter, and I am reminded of Easter here ...
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City of Marysville Gifts the Koester House Museum to the... The Koester House Museum Foundation Inc was pleased to sign papers alongside City of Marysville officials on Tuesday, April 2nd; when th...