Victorian kitchens

[Gothichome]

Was wasting time on the net, found this. A Victorian kitchen as it should be.
http://www.oldhouseonline.com/an-authen ... en-design/
A period pic.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/suetarr1/4545946707/
I believe this may have been posted on WG by Bungalomo but is most diffiatly a worthy source of insperation for you middle quarter 20 century home owners
http://retrorenovation.com/2010/02/08/1 ... fer-today/

[Mick_VT]

here's a few snaps of the restored farm kitchen and pantry at Billings Farm in Woodstock VT

[Gothichome]

Well isn't that interesting, notice the sink has three sources for water, hot, cold and well or cistern. Interesting that they would put a tap on the well water, looks like it allowed to get water up stairs May tow fill a reservoir for the toilets? I bet that gave the old arms a work out if that is what it does.

[Mick_VT]

Well isn't that interesting, notice the sink has three sources for water, hot, cold and well or cistern. Interesting that they would put a tap on the well water, looks like it allowed to get water up stairs May tow fill a reservoir for the toilets? I bet that gave the old arms a work out if that is what it does.

I dont recall where the vertical pipe went, it may have been a feed for the hot water tank. the cistern for the pump was downstairs in the basement, fed by water from the roof.

[Al F. Furnituremaker]

That's really nice. Lots of good ideas there.

I'm working on collecting pieces and parts to create an unfitted kitchen in our small bungalow. I've currently have one and a half Hoosiers (half because the top of one is missing), a coal cooking stove like was in my grandmother's kitchen, and some other cabinets to use.

One of the projects on the list I don't have time to do, but I'll have all the parts when ready.