Youngins were held up...
...or put down to walk, but not for long.
The formal sitting room for visitors to gather.
The original piano used to entertain guests and fill the home with music.
I love old houses and old furniture.
Suck in your tummies boys!
An image of Joseph and Hyrum Smith and a sketch of the Salt Lake temple.
Brigham Young never saw it completed but he knew what would one day stand.
I do not like old kitchens. I can't imagine the hours of labor required to perform
what seem today to be simple tasks
Up a borrow steep staircase you find the maid's living area
Even in her room there was work to be done, spinning the hours away sounds tedious to me,
The wife's room with her riding cape displayed on the bed.
Brigham's room with a table where he dines when his health was bad.
His bed with a canopy to keep out critters who crawled in through the ceiling ventilation holes and his hat box, cane and top hat laid out.
The waiting area upstairs with a top lock on the balcony door so children couldn't open it.
The work room outside the kitchen whit a butter churned and other garden to kitchen items.
The kids running free outside after being cramped inside.
The back kitchen porch
Farewell to the Brigham house
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