Today I’m sharing some photos of my own for once. But don’t worry! Kirsten has a stash for me to share very soon. Until then, I hope you’ll enjoy a peek inside a nice home where my eldest daughter & her fiance’ stayed back in July. It was a perfect meeting place for after the Couple’s Shower for a light meal and wonderful conversation. Appropriately named The White House, this 1900’s Victorian was full of charm and a little bit of Sedalia and Missouri history. Loved perusing each room for my ‘door detail’ and there was plenty to love! For full-size pics, click on each photo in the gallery.
I hope you enjoyed this gathering in photos– and the doors too. To learn more about this Airbnb location, here’s a link. Sedalia has quite a bit going on each summer and is a great midway location to other spots in Missouri. Just sayin. And a great gathering place for Doors is Dan’s No Facilities of course! Please take a look.
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Victorian homes are so charming and this one does not disappoint! And I’ve heard fascinating things about Sedalia in the past. Missouri has so much history! I like how your blog highlights that and the Midwest of the USA.
Thank you so much! The central US has so much to offer!
I like how you featured the inside of the doors and home spaces within. Beautiful perspective to show the lived in aspect of doors. Great share!
Thank you! I do love looking at interiors of older homes. 😊
Most excellent!
Those are delightful doors. I think that’s the nicest corner cabinet I’ve ever seen, and the sliding door and the door under the stairs are favorites as well.
A lot of wonderful craftsmanship for sure! Thanks for visiting
I love that little ‘Private’ sign.
I was so tempted to see if it was locked. lol But i would hate to break anything 😬
You don’t see many corner cabinets, do you? I think they’re great!!
Thank you ☺️
That’s a cosy little place. I really like the understairs door.
I did too! Was nice to have all these finds in one house. Thanks for stopping by 🙂