
These photos are from our visit to MacKenzie-Childs 2018 but worth sharing again. Most of you know that MacKenzie-Childs has turned their Aurora retail store into an outlet which will open May 1. We're looking forward to making our annual Mother's Day weekend trip to MKC and Sycamore Hill Gardens, and I can't wait to take updated photos.
The 3,300-square-foot, three-story Farmhouse is an example of classic Second Empire/mansard architecture, which was popular from 1860 to 1900, particularly in the Northeast. It shows many features of that style, including a mansard roof, decorative dormer windows, and porches with columns. Its interior was remodeled extensively in the early 2000s, but some of its original charming features remain, including the front doors and several sets of pocket doors believed to be black walnut. Here are a couple photos so you can see the mansard roof and porch with columns.
Prior to being acquired by the founders of MacKenzie-Childs in 1986, the Farmhouse was the centerpiece of a working dairy farm. I have loved this vintage bed forever.
These photos are the most viewed on my blog over the last two weeks. I'm glad I have photos due to all the changes.







A doll house:):) You look like you fit right in:)
ReplyDeleteI don’t think I could leave!
ReplyDeleteIt was so fun to see the pictures again, Debbie. I’ll get you can’t wait for the outlet store to open!
ReplyDeleteWow, lucky you! MacKenzie-Childs everywhere!! It must be amazing to experience it in person, what a lovely Mother's Day tradition!
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Debbie, I'm so glad you shared these photos. You have some excellent shots of inside the farm house. I always enjoyed revisiting photos of this charmer. I hope MC continues to share it with the public. It's an amazing home for its architecture and for the incredible history of MC pieces through the years.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the weekend trip to Aurora. For me it would be the perfect special get away.
What a pleasure to tour the farmhouse with you Deb. Love all the pics and you look darling. I wish I could be there for the opening, I would be there all day! Have fun and I hope you'll share the new look when you can........
ReplyDeleteThe inside of the farm house has to inspire so many MC fans, it truly is amazing.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you have the photos too. I wish they'd stop messing with the decor! Love the shot of Joe��
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