The Thorne Miniature Rooms: Pennsylvania Kitchen

Take a peek at room A17 in the Thorne Miniature Rooms collection, Pennsylvania Kitchen.

[@davidvilmin3457]

More! More! More! These short films are astounding in detail and presentation. I'm sure they are a labor of love to create. I can't wait to see more rooms introduced in the coming months!

[@jackspicerisland]

These videos have been enormous (and enormously fun) sources of quarantine learning for my kids, 8 and 5. We follow along in the books. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING. Love the care, attention and humor (the horse at the Dutch door got a giant laugh and many repeated viewings)

[@judyfiebig8304]

Makes me glad I live now. Lots of work for women plus having and raising kids. The miniatures are so well done. Thank you for sharing.

[@cellinimedusa4679]

It would have been nice to have the text just running unobtrusively at the bottom instead of completely blocking out the view. I think there was more card than kitchen

[@Siansonea]

This is a good idea, but the execution is a bit intrusive for my taste. I suppose it's aimed at children, but all of the cards and whatnot are extremely distracting and take up too much time. I would much rather have a voiceover explaining the historical context of the rooms, both from the standpoint of the era it depicts and the creation of the room in miniature by Mrs. Thorne. All of the animations of fire, candle flame, the horse, etc., just detract from the amazing workmanship of the rooms. Again, I guess these are for kids? I don't know, but maybe do a version for adults who are more interested in a deep dive into the subject matter.

[@cynthialebreton1483]

Loved this! please post more!

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

I would have preferred more of the room and less animation covering up the items of interest...