It's our last full day in Millersburg and a little sightseeing seems in order. The Victorian House was spotted by several of us and there is a desire to see it. Next door is the Glass Museum and that's been mentioned as well. Once the decision is made, I guess only three of us are interested and so away we go. We had laughed pretty hard over the way the prices are listed on their website but once we arrived, all was made clear. As we entered, it was as though time stood still here. I LOVE this place. Come along as we explore and I'll share a few tidbits that I picked up along the way. This staircase is beautiful! It is the first thing we see upon our entry into the Reception Hall. The staircase has seventy-eight hand turned spindles with acorns at its entrance. The staircase, of white oak, was made in Europe, with a craftsman sent over to install it. The twenty-two plaster lions, which are the Brightman Coat-of-Arms, were intact. Lee monogram is in four places on the cove. One hundred and eighty-six lions were stenciled on the wallpaper going up the stairs and down the hall.
