The kitchen of the Ames-
Florida-Stork House is part of the addition the Florida family added to the home in 1912. A spacious room, the kitchen includes a reproduction dry
sink (unseen), the home's original coal burning stove, a reproduction ice box (unseen) and furnishings belonging to
the Ames, Florida or Stork families.
The dining room's style is typical of the 1940s and remains
unchanged since the Stork
family lived in the house. This room is also part of the addition the Florida family added to the home in 1912. The dishes on
the table are English bone china
in the Blue Siam pattern.
Dating to the turn of the 20th century, the set belonged to the Floridas and were purchased
by the Storks when they bought the house.
Part of the original home
built in 1861, the parlor remains largely unchanged since the
Ames family lived in the house. Decorated to reflect life in the 1870s, the parlor contains furnishings made for the Ames family by George Ames's business partner, Guilford George The
room also contains items from
the Floridas and the reed organ
seen in the image belonged to the Stork family, it dates to 1904.
of the virtural tour.