“Marni” Agnew spent the last twenty years of her life building an exact replica of the original house on a 12 to 1 scale.  She made most of the furniture, rugs, beds, and tables by herself.  Some were kits but she made what she couldn’t find commercially.  The house has a complete lighting system with many floor, table and wall lamps.    This “Doll House” is a favorite among children, but is protected from curious hands!   It is on display at the Westford Museum in the center of Westford.

“Marni” Agnew” (Right) and her sister Hope Mundine

First Room with “Indian Shutters” and plaque.   Fireplace with Parson’s Cupboard, Beehive Oven.  These are photos of the Doll House, not the real house, although they look very real!

   Dining Room with Queen Anne musket, circa 1650, above fireplace.

   Master Bedroom

 Parlor

     Second Floor,  Southwest Corner