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1600s English Furniture & Timber Frame Farmhouse and the Popiscle Mansion

04/20/2017

Like most people, we spend lots of time (way too much time) surfing the web, entranced by various videos. In Video Roundup, we offer some videos from all over the world that we found especially intriguing.

The Frontier Culture Museum in Virginia reconstructed a traditional 1600s English timber frame farmhouse, part of its mission to educate visitors about the global influences on early US residents. Here is a tour of this traditional farmhouse. (Also check out the linked article and photographs.)

And for a very different kind of wooden home, check out the construction of this popsicle mansion.

1600s English Furniture & Timber Frame Farmhouse - Traditional Woodworking Tour

Popsicle Mansion

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