Take a peek outside from a window at the Plympton Family Home at Greenfield Village. Originally built in the 1700s in Massachusetts, this house has one room with a loft.
Another window from Greenfield Village was featured in “The Bedroom Window.”
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Love Greenfield Village. It’s such a neat place to travel back in time.
I love it too! We don’t ever tire of going there. 😊
A nice frame.
Thank you. 😊
This is a charming, old-fashioned window. Thanks for sharing, Pepper. 🙂 xxx
Glad you enjoyed the window, Marsha. 😉
A nice view. I like those curtains.
Those curtains have been the attention getters, for sure.
Wonderful photo, Pepper. I suppose what the original inhabitants saw out there was a vast wilderness or agricultural field. I like this photo for the thoughts it inspires.
Thanks, Jet. It must have been an amazing view out the window and so different than today’s world.
It does look Early American with the gingham curtains.
The simple curtains make a huge statement, don’t they? 😉
Yes, they give the windows a homespun look. We used to have a catalog came to the house for years called “Country Curtains” and their specialty was gingham. Their products made the room look cozy.
Oh, neat! I’ve never heard of that catalog.
Yes, it had a lot of other country-type items as well.
Those curtains are classic
Yes, they are and they fit the rest of the little house perfectly. 😊
Homes were definitely simpler then.
Yes, they were and I think I like the idea of simplicity. 😊
I am curious to know your thoughts.