Apart from the farm buildings on display, the Powerhouse Museum had a Walther & Stevenson doll's house in the their Recollect: Models exhibition.
(Although as far as I could see, there were no contents.)There were, however, pine cone trees
and super-giant-sized light switches on the side.
I swear I blogged about the house ages ago when it first arrived at the museum, but damned if I can find it. Instead, I found this awesome blog post from The Powerhouse Museum with great pictures, including ones of the original owner as a child with the house. Enjoy!
I'm really glad I'll be able to see them! Or I should be able to, round Christmas or January ... Again, though, I wonder why they haven't displayed the furnishings? There's a houseful, wonderful things - which they show on their websites in their collections database, but I'd still love to see in person. Seems like they're focusing on model buildings, to the exclusion of model figures of people or animals, or model furnishings ... Still very interesting, and I'm looking forward to seeing what more wonderful things you photographed there!
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