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Downton Abbey Era Exhibit

On Exhibit: The

Downton Abbey Years:  What was life like

in Granby in the early 1920’s. What “modern” conveniences were in the homes?

What were the ladies wearing?  On

display- many beautiful period garments that look like they just came off the

Downton Abbey set.  The Preservation barn

continues with the theme – highlighting our collection of WWI artifacts and a

US Navy uniform.  A timeline comparing Granby (declared a Model Town in 1923);

United States; and world events during the 1910’s-1920’s.  Quilts on display:

Crazy Quilt & Redwork Coverlet, which was featured in the Connecticut Quilt

Search Project’s book, “Quilts and Quiltmakers Covering Connecticut”. Also on

the tour The Tobacco Barn and One-Room School house.

Admission $4, (senior/member discounts)(http://www.salmonbrookhistorical.org) or

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