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Inside, cozy
candlelit rooms reflect the taste of the 18th century along with
colorfully painted walls, woodwork and floors; Queen Ann,
Chippendale and Hepplewhite style furniture, and oriental style
rugs finish the house.
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Dr. Preston Bradley
Sitting Room
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This room
would have been very stylish in 1800 with the
Hepplewhite card table and striped wall paper. |
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The Parlor
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Here Queen Ann
and Chippendale furniture give a glimpse of 18th century
style. The china is Imare. |
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Kitchen
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Here is a look at
a very popular china pattern of the 18th century, even
yet today, Blue Willow. |
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Myrna Loy Dining Room
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The classic
style and cool blue walls are tempered by the faux
painted tile floor. |
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Kukla, Fran and Ollie
Bed Room
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If you look very
closely you'll see Kukla and Ollie punched in the tin of
the fire screen. It was made by Lynne Weber who
grew up in the house with her brother Ted. |
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Aaron Gold Bed Room
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This tester bed
would have been the most costly piece of furniture in a
colonial home, and probably not for the reason you
think. Bed rooms were often used for entertaining
a guest for tea. |
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The Weber House and Garden is open all year
round.
However we do occasionally close for private events
so please telephone ahead of your visit.
Admission
Adults: $8.00
Students: $5:00
Please allow an hour and half for the visit to
the Weber House and Gardens
The Weber House is located at 1503 Baker St.
in Streator, IL
For reservations please phone (815) 672-8327
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