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Completed in the 18th century Philadelphia style, this living area features cherry millwork with tiger maple cock beading and colonial style built-in shelving.

A 1700s period room from New England that was dismantled, transported, and rebuilt on site.

Featuring a stunning painted mural, “The Confluence of the Passaic and Hudson,” by contemporary folk artists David Wiggins and Kevin Paulson, in the style of Rufus Porter, an American itinerant painter.

The David T. Smith collected kitchen consists of different freestanding and unfitted pieces that appear to be found antiques. Each cabinet is individually stained or decoratively painted, and the appliances are all cleverly hidden to keep the look of an authentic early kitchen.

Features an 18th century pattern stencil.