Very interesting and a great story. Thanks @frenchwwrfor sharing.

Man, am I glad you re found this video. I don't believe I've seen anything that has affected me so profoundly. And, as an avid fan of Green and Green, the tour of that house was a pure delight. Thank you French, so very much!

I'm humbled, completely, the work that went into that house, is hard to understand how one man with his wife, and the occasional helper, could even do that in a single lifetime.

What an amazing man and wife team they were, and what a great video by Ken Jordan. Thanks for sharing French!

And he did a lot of of it recovering from a stroke!

 

After seeing this the first time last winter I immediately went to the library and ordered all the Greene & Greene books and bought G & G 'Design Elements for the Workshop", by Darrell Peart. Not that my WW'n skills are anywhere near that level.

 

 

Got to watch that later. We have a CAllie immigrant who is president of the WW club and he was a Docent at the Gamble House and tells some great stories. As in the finish used on the woodwork is a secret to this day.