This is the label on the back of an antique dresser that I have. It was made in Tennessee and I bought it years ago in southern Kentucky. If only it could speak of the homes it has been in, the clothes in has held, the wars it has seen clear back to the U.S. Civil War, the celebrations, the sorrows, the hopes, the prayers. If only ….
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If it could, it certainly would have some very interesting stories to tell.
It sure would! 🙂
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A unique interpretation and fascinating. I wonder how old it is and yes, whose clothes and maybe secrets have been contained in it!
Yes! It would make an interesting investigation.
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