From the Flora Gill Jacobs Collection with Sharon Barton-Maggio 

Dolls, doll's houses, sewing and reading. How do people live without them?! This is an absolute treasure trove, the house itself, the furniture, the decor, the residents and the small items that bring pleasure of aid to their daily, if imaginary lives. Thank you so much for allowing us to visit.

Oh my gosh this is such a beautiful Victorian doll house 🏡 and the miniature dolls are so scrumptious that go along with this doll house .💕🌷🎀🏡

That was a lovely tribute and I love Sharon’s commentary, it’s so easy to get caught up in her imagination and stories.

Oh, hello....fantastic! Thank you xxxxx❤

So historically important and many thanks to the curators of this enchanting hobby.

This was just so beautiful! Thankyou so much you can never have enough miniatures, decorating a dollshouse house never really ends , once you start down that miniature road it just never stops ! And you never want it to ! I think you can tell I just love miniatures! The dolls were so gorgeous I loved them once again Thankyou for all your wonderful videos, they are always so inspirational ❤❤😊

Absolutely just love Sharon's evocative way of presenting her homes. I feel as if I am handling the pieces when she describes them, I have Flora Gill Jacobs book 'Dolls' Houses in America"- it is from 1974 so all the photos are in black and white. I think this house is on page 31, dated mid-19th century, and called 'a Somerville Massachusetts Mansion. I am so happy to see the actual house!