Every Little Girl's Dream House
Looking for something different and unique for that little princess for Christmas? Dollhouses are the perfect idea and miniature houses from the old television shows are even better. Every young girl dreams of having either the mansion on the hill or the little house with the white picket fence. And all little girls always ask Santa for a doll house at every Christmas and some times that urge doesn't go away with age either. Ever dream of owning Twin Oakes or The Ponderosa or the house that housed the famous Waltons? Feel free to look into a little Dollhouse History and where they came from.
Which Floor Would You Like?
Level 1: The Ponderosa
Sub-Level 1a: A Look At The Ponderosa
Sub-Level 1b: Taking The Ponderosa Home
Level 2: Green Acres
Sub-Level 2a: A Little Look At Green Acres
Sub-Level 2b: Taking Green Acres Home
Level 3: The Waltons
Sub-Level 3a: Watching A Little of The Waltons
Sub-Level 3b: Taking The Waltons Home
Level 4: Gone With The Wind
Sub-Level 4a: A Little Preview Of Gone With The Wind
Sub-Level 4b: Taking Gone With The Wind Home
Level 5: Doll House Real Estate
Level 6: A Little Social Time
Ben Cartwright's Ponderosa
later known as Bonanza
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From 1959 - 1973, Bonanza was the second longest running western tv show of it's time (Gunsmoke running longer). And for anyone that remembers it, will also remember that the name of the Ranch was The Ponderosa. Lorne Greene played three time widower Ben Cartwright, owner of The Ponderosa. Along with his 3 sons, Adam (Pernell Roberts), Eric aka Hoss (Dan Blocker) and Little Joe (Michael Landon). And who can forget the laughable cook, Hop Sing (Victor Sen Yung). I always had to watch this show when it was until Pernell Roberts left and altho I still did watch it, it just wasn't the same cause for me, I had the hots for Pernell Roberts. :) After Roberts left they brought in Candy played by David Canary who later went on to play the duo role of Adam and Stuart Chandler on All My Children.
Green Acres
with Eddie Albert and Ava Gabor
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Green Acres was a 1965 spinoff from Petticoat Junction starring Eddie Albert as New York lawyer Oliver Douglas and Ava Gabor as his socialite wife Lisa. Oliver's lifelong dream was to own a farm and when dishonest salesman Haney (Pat Buttrum) came along with one to sell he jumped at the chance to buy it, sight unseen. Douglas dragged his pampered and prissy wife Lisa off to the country to the run down farm house he was scammed into buying. And for the next 6 years Oliver and Lisa Douglas were trying to fix up the farm house and making friends with the neighbours the Ziffels and their "son" Arnold the pig. I loved this show growing up, watching Lisa try to cook for her husband or watching Oliver having to climb the pole to answer the phone and Arnold the pig was hilarious. It's too bad they don't make shows like this anymore.
The Waltons
from Walton Mountain
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Goodnight Grandpa, Goodnight JimBob, Goodnight John-Boy.....the familiar ending to the weekly family that started in 1972 and went on for the next 9 years. John Walton Sr (Ralph Waite) and his wife Olivia (Michael Learned) and their children John-Boy Jr (Richard Thomas), Jason (Jon Walmsley), Mary Ellen (Judy Norton), Ben (Eric Scott), Erin (Mary Beth McDonough), JimBob (David W. Harper) and Elizabeth (Kami Colter) along with their Grandparents, Zeb (Will Greer) and Ester Walton (Ellen Corby) played the Waltons, they were a family based the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, during the Great Depression in 1930. This show was based on Earl Hammer's book Spencer's Mountain which was made into a movie in 1963 of the same name starring Henry Fonda and Maureen O'Hara.
Gone With The Wind
the barbecue at Twelve Oaks
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One of the most famous love stories was Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara. Except Scarlett's first love interest was Ashley Wilks of Twelve Oaks. It was the setting for the barbecue of which Scarlett finds out for certain that no matter what, Ashley would still be marrying Melanie, it is the plantation were Scarlett O'Hara first meets Rhett Butler. It's also the place where Scarlett was joined by her many suitors including the Tarlatan twins, one of which was Superman himself, George Reeves. This happens to be one of my most favorite movies of all time, tied with The Green Mile and Last of The Mohicans as my number one favorite movies
So what do you think?
opinions, discussions, rates or anything
How about a little discussion on the old time shows? Or what type of doll house you always wanted?
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- jgelien jgelien Nov 14, 2009 @ 10:54 pm
- Oh, I had no idea they replicated these famous houses. I loved the Waltons and Gone With the Wind. What a great lens. 5 stars.
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- GrowWear GrowWear Oct 13, 2009 @ 12:24 pm
- Love these miniature houses! Angel blessed. :)
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- sandyspider sandyspider May 18, 2009 @ 5:54 pm
- Interesting. Some amazing doll houses.
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