I was doing the annual Mother's Day housewalk with my Mom, where we got to go inside 7 different huge antique houses that people are still living in. I just knew at least one of these houses with daughters had to have some AG stuff.

And then, in house number 4 it was there. The families weren't home in any of the houses but we could see the kids' rooms and other rooms like playrooms. Anyways, in one of the playrooms there they were! The 2 daughters were in high school and college so all the stuff I saw was probably PM. We were not allowed to take any pictures inside the houses so I couldn't take pictures of it even though I really wanted to.

2 Kirstens with their hair down, 2 Mollys-one with braids and glasses and the other with hair down and no glasses, 1 Felicity and 1 Samantha. But it didn't stop there. They had a lot of AG furniture, too. Molly's bed, Samantha's bed, Kirsten's bed and the yellow bunk beds. They also had the computer desk and MAC computer, Samantha's wicker table and chairs, and Kirsten's wood table and chairs as well as the blue wheelchair. There was also a small closed trunk nearby(not AG) that had some things sticking out, so I'll bet there are AG clothes and accessories in there.

In another house there was an AGT 22 in the Gala outfit sitting on a shelf, and Penny and Patriot were in a corner on the floor. We weren't allowed to go through the drawers or cabinets or anything, so I wonder if this girl had any other AG dolls or things hidden away. I think she was only around 3, but the mother apparently was an expert horse rider so they had lots of horse things all over the house. I wonder if she has Steps High, Sparks Flying or the Palamino horse.

The first house we saw was actually a museum built from the house of former Coolidge VP Charles Dawes. They have a big Civil War display up now. There were hoopskirt dresses, uniforms, bullets, pictures, documents, and all kinds of artifacts. This was the only house we were allowed to take pictures in, even though I didn't. I wonder if I could come back with Addy and took a bunch of pics of her with the exhibits. Would the museum staff think I'm weird? It's only a couple blocks away from my apartment.

Here's the scan of a flyer so you can see what the OUTSIDE(and description) of the first house(with all the PM dolls and furniture) looks like.
http://www.imagestation.com/album/pi...1742913&idx=28

<font color="#33CCCC" size="1">[ May 14, 2006 06:39 PM: Message edited by: Diamond Dragon (Katie from IL) ]</font>