This is a post that was done by my second son, Ian. He likes to take his camera with us to take pictures too. So, I let him do this post by himself.
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Here is some jewelry they sell to raise money to run the museum.
telling us about the mansion
the old piano in the living room
a fire place in the living room
a picture in the dining room on the wall
talking about the picture
the table in the dining room
the other half of the table
a glass centerpiece
the state seal carved in the door
Gov. Huey P. Long’s type writer
Gov. Huey P. Long’s office
His chair
His clock
the telephone
His hat
a paper
the state seal on his desk
His wife
his announcer
His personal bedroom
his personal bathroom
His shower
Sarah being tickled by his powder brush
an outdoor place to sleep for the Kids
the lady’s bedroom
she was a very fancy lady
this picture frame is made from cigar boxes
she liked things from china
the outdoor living room
toys the kids played with
a record player
Gov. Huey P. Long had LSU students come sleep over. The old governors mansion was four stories tall.
1 comment:
Mansions are beautiful, always :-)
~Cinnamon
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