Magical
Mechanical Marvels
DOVER, DE—The Delaware
Agricultural Museum and Village
is turning into Santa’s toy shop
this holiday season with a special
exhibit of antique mechanical
toys, Magical Mechanical
Marvels. These wonders of tum
of-the-ccntury toy technology will
be on display at the Museum from
November 24 to the end of the
year. Selected from the Museum’s
collection as well as other institu
tions and private collections, these
playthings will delight the child in
all of us.
See toys for all ages and from a
wide span of time including the
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CONTACT:
717/624-3331 908/454-7900
3368 York Rd. P.O. Box 126,
Gettysburg, PA 17325 Phillipsburg, NJ 08865
1880 s and going through the
19405. Discover what we’ve lost
to our modem batteries, electron
ics, and plastics through these
ingenious, kid-powered toys. No
batteries, no chips, only fun and
imagination!
The Delaware Agricultural
Museum and Village, a private,
non-profit organization, is located
just south of Delaware State Uni
versity on Rt. 13 in Dover. Admis
sion is charged. Information on
this exhibit and others at the
Museum is available by calling
(302) 734-1618.
PLANNING TO BUILD?
by December 31 , 1995!
LITITZ (Lancaster Co.)
Christmas in Lidtz Tour of Homes
will be held Saturday, December 9,
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eight area
homes are open for tour. Each is
decorated by local floral designers.
Tickets in advance are $6, on the
day of the tour, $7. For tickets, call
(717) 626-4588.
Joyce and Robert Bomberger
Sr. live in a two-story farmhouse
style house at 190 Bomberger Rd.
Although the home was built in
1992, it uses many materials from
the past Throughout the house are
log beams, windows and doors
saved from Grandpa Bomberger’s
house. The extra wide door into the
master bedroom was the back door
of the old house. With close obser
vation you will see a hobo’s draw
ing of a young maiden’s profile.
Also notice die window sections
built into the wall of the office.
In the kitchen breakfast nook
notice the ceiling boards, these
were taken from the dining room
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Christmas In Litltz Tour
and are just as they were years ago.
The dining room floor is boards
from the attic, the widest board is
21 inches. Original light fixtures
are also throughout the house.
Every room has a piece of furni
ture made by Joyce’s father, a
retired woodworker. Every room
Inside the Bomberger home, open for tour, are unusual
doors, floor boards, and lights preserved from previous
generations of the family.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 2, 1995-817
contains special points of interest
from the braided rug made by
Bob’s great grandmother Emma
about 75 years ago, to the wine set
in the dining room, a wedding gift
to Great Grandma Emma.
Holiday decorations are by Rho
da Oberholtzer.
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