You should check out the Hermitage in Norfolk, VA and the Virginia House
in Richmond, VA.  Both were built in the 1930's and a currently
interpreted as such even though they use much older building materials 

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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] 1920s-30s Historic House Museums

Hi--

For a pending project,  I'm seeking information about any historic house
museums that use the 1920s-1930s as the dates for their  
interpretive framework.   The house could either be built in that  
time period, or be from an earlier time period and interpreted to that
date.

Ideas and sources welcomed!

Linda Norris
Riverhill
www.riverhillpartners.com

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