Label:
Quiet evenings at home were often the norm for Adirondack families in the 19th century. Here, twins play with a miniature village while their mother reads and father writes in a ledger. A parlor organ appears at right. Organs and pianos were fixtures in Victorian homes. Children were taught to play and family sing-a-longs were a popular activity.
Photographer:
Stoddard, Seneca Ray
Catalog #:
P037892
Date:
1890ca
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