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Truro Historical Society Highland House

I love old houses.  It's no wonder, therefore, that I bought an old house.  I've always been delighted by their quirky charm.  Touring old houses is actually a passion that Steve and I happily share.  So you can imagine our delight at stumbling upon the Truro Historical Society's Highland House.  The first floor is set up as a museum with cases full of historical artifacts and a brief history of the local shipping/fishing industry.  But I was most drawn to the stone fireplace and the gorgeous molded tin ceiling.

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The second floor is a rabbit warren of themed bedrooms.  I particularly liked the painted dresser:

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All in all a very sweet museum to visit.  We took a quick walk down the lane to the Truro lighthouse after the museum:

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Inside the lighthouse were these kids coloring book pages...

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...and you know what I love about them?  There are just 3 white lighthouses.  Every other version of the lighthouse imagines it as something totally different and I loooove that.  Why do we ever teach people to stop imagining?

Here's to imagination!

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P.S. Tune into HSN today during the 10am and 6pm EST hours to see me demo sewing, serging, and the PTouch Embellish!

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