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| Once I got the pot-bellied stove, I realized that it needed to have some heat-deflecting tile around it. Here the tile is in place and I've roughed up the framing. |
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| The framing has been stained and installed. Now I'm trying to figure out how to arrange furniture. It's a bit of a problem since I'd like to add a cot and maybe a small dresser, as well as shelves for dishes, pots and pans, etc. One idea I've had is to add a wall to the left of the tile. What do you think? |
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| Five frames built and filled! One of the images is a reproduction of that famous first photograph made by Joseph Nicephore Niepce. A pat on the back to anyone who can tell me which one it is. Also, which one is the Daguerreotype and which is the Talbotype? |
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| Two more frames ready for filling. Sadly, I've now run out of picture frame stock and will have to wait for my order from www.miniatures.com to arrive. |
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| Wow! There's now enough finished to do a little bit of installing! I'm using museum wax to "hang" the pictures so everything is interchangeable and none of the surfaces is damaged. On the table, there's a stereopticon along with some stereo photographs, a small pile of antique tintypes, and a lovely little bellows camera. |
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| And a peek through the window. . . . |
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