THE ​OBJECTS OF THE GIBSON HOUSE

Between 1859 and 1954, three generations of Gibson family members and scores of employees lived at the Gibson House. They collected objects of value and objects of utility. They inherited furniture and artwork from family members, and purchased trendy clothing and dinnerware from Boston-area makers. They brought home souvenirs from their travels. They used and admired these objects in different ways and at different times in the almost 100 years that the Gibson House was a home.
 
Click below to learn more about some of the objects in the collections of the Gibson House Museum.
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Clothing Iron
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Kitchen Stove
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Mangle
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Worth Gown
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Bible
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Imari Plate
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Apothecary Chest
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Mercury
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Bed Frame
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Sofa
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Wall Sconce
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Pitcher
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Tall Case Clock
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The Singers
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Mirrorscope Postcard Projector


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