Let's stop on the front porch for awhile.
In the front is the living room.
This is the children's playroom upstairs.
I smell pies, so let's look in the kitchen.
An Amish doll teaches
that love needs no features.
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Hello Dollys
Our city is the hometown of a famous artist, P. Buckley Moss. She had a museum here before she moved to a storefront downtown. Her paintings are expensive, and are in quite a few doctor's offices. To give you an idea of the size, her dollhouse sits in this window, on the right side. Her specialty is portraying the Amish life.
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18 comments:
I've heard of her. It's so cool she's from your town. I love seeing the dolls and dollhouse.
Ginny, I love ❤️ all the things in your photos. Really beautiful and creative.
Really cute. I haven't heard of her but I'll keep an eye out.
I just looked at her website. Love her art.
I love the doll house, she is truly a gifted artist. beautiful.. I have a fondness for doll houses.
Wow, that dollhouse is amazing. I'll have to google her to see more of her work
What an amazing artist, Ginny. I had never heard of her, so I greatly appreciate you sharing her dolls and settings of the Amish life with us here today. Blessings!
WoW, love it all, I really love the ending quote!!
I had not heard of this artist before, Ginny, and her Amish doll creations are very sweet. How nice that the museum is located in your area.
Oh how I love doll houses and these period pieces are so cool.
Thanks for sharing.
Sue
I'd love to see that in person. Wonderful detail!!
Wonderful photos of the doll house Ginny. What I would have given for something like this as a child :)
Those are interesting and she has a store filled with them? Do you have a big Amish community by you? I always wanted to visit one.
How sweet! I had never heard of her before so will look her up. ❤️
This is wonderful, and now I also have the answer to where you took that sweet picture in your header.
What a treat to see and photograph these mini little lovelies.
Isn't that a darling little dollhouse. I love the kitchen with the pies and the cupboard. And those dolls on the porch are too cute. I've always loved handmade dolls. It even has a Christmas tree!
I love dollhouses--this one is particularly charming. 'Couldn't help noticing what appear to be miniature quilts on the wall of one room. How anyone could stitch quilts that small is beyond me!
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