University are on one wall. There is a desk and some samples of Hollis's eclectic book collection are in built-in cases. From intellectual tomes to "Black Beauty," the shelves also hold a first edition by Mark Twain and another by Joel Chandler Harris of "Uncle Remus" fame. Magazines from World War II rest in various places in the room. Arrieta noted earlier issues reflect America's isolationism with adults remembering the great losses from World War I. As time passed, "the bond between England and the U.S." is increasingly seen. Another parlor for the ladies offers a gilt edged mirror, a fainting couch and a small vanity for touching up lipstick or adjusting the seam in nylons. Also on the first floor are a formal dining room, a breakfast room in a cozy alcove and the kitchen. Upstairs are bedrooms. A child's room is In 1940s style, a parlor for the ladies offers a gilt edged mirror, a fainting couch and a small vanity for touching up lipstick or adjusting the seam in nylons.
filled with items from Hollis's boyhood.
The woman's bedroom offers a sequence of mannequins showing fashions from the bustle through the flapper era to 1940s designs that are fashionable once more.
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