Victorian era peeps rarely looked happy to be alive. Maybe it was the ten minutes each morning spent lacing up boots or corsets or angling their hats just so. Maybe it was the frustration of pier and beam homes on those windy cold winter’s nights, wishing they had concrete foundations. The only information written on the picture was that Agnes is the girl on the left, and Lois is the girl on the right. Lois is the only one who seems to be enjoying the day, possibly because swings. No swings = stern.
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That crawlspace under the house scares me. I’ll bet we’re talking snakes and spiders and maybe even a deranged clown floating around under there.
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Definitely a deranged clown (is that redundant?) and possibly manged clown down under the hand-scraped pinewood floors.
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crawlspaces and clowns terrify me. can’t even think about it )
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Girl, I hear you.
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🤡
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I think these gals already haunt the house. So you’ll have company!
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LOL I meant the title was from their point of view. I would only haunt a McMansion. 😉
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LOL! My bad. 🙂 And I see your point!
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Just from what is shown I think that is a pretty neat house. I would bet that if it still stands it is already haunted.
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It just makes me think about the structural issues from 100 years ago, and the plumbing and the electric not being to code, cracks in the foundation… I watch too much HGTV!
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That is funny because I was thinking something similar. I was thinking how easy it would be to access the plumbing. Then I thought a basement would be better because you could stand. Then I thought that the house may not have indoor plumbing and that would be a complete drag.
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We’re a pair of sillies, we are.
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“Damn it, I told you to get the faster film.” 😀
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Exactly!
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