Now, this was the typical Master Bedroom.
I know some of you in the hall can't see everything but there is more
furniture to see when we move out of the way. Listen to these prices that
Warner gives us:
The bed $41, dresser $20, night table $3.75, and mirror $4.50, all for
approximately $70!
The typical Master Bedroom
Let's go back downstairs so you can see the dining room.
Oh, and don't trip 'cause these steps are a little steep
(of course to save space).
Here we have the dining room
which could be purchased for approximately $55:
A table for $16.50 and 4 side chairs for$15
With a hutch
A hutch for $24.00
Notice the plates in the hutch,
do any of you know what these pieces were called?
None of you know?!
Well, let's take a brief detour because you will really enjoy learning
about this. Edie is just beginning
her tour and if we hurry, I'm sure we can make it in time. Things like
learning about the furniture and these plates are
an important part of understanding how it felt to live at this historic
time in Greenbelt. You will be fascinated to hear her details about
depression
glass.
...Wasn't that fascinating? Now let's sit back down in the living room.
As I was saying, Greenbelt furniture was quite inexpensive. Let me give
you some details about the general public opinions of Greenbelt furniture
at the time...
Opinions Of Furniture
Previous Furniture