Sepia Saturday - Spadina museum
Hello, lovely steemians!
In my today's entry for #sepiasaturday challenge, hosted by @old-guy-photos, I decided to share with you some pictuers of Spadina museum.
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Spadina museum, also called Spadina house, a mansion in Toronto, showcases life of an affluent family in 1900 - 1930.
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Some call it "Toronto's Downtown Abbey".
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They even had a billiard room!
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You can only see the house via guided tour. Beside lavishly decorated rooms, where the family spent their life, you can also see the kitchen with fully stocked pantry.
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Some of the food packaging are original artifacts, some are replicas.
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Spadina museum is definitely worth a visit, if you want to know more about the life in Toronto at the beginning of 20th century.
Have a nice weekend, steemians!