I use to have a wallpaper of a Victorian snowcovered house. Where can I find it now?

Victrola at Historical Society of Berks County’s Hendel House on Centre Ave. in Reading, PA, is demonstrated by James L. Shulman. The selection excerpt is a Potpourri from Countess Maritza, played by Paul Godwin’s Ensemble on a German Gramophone disc. The Victrola is a Victor XIV, purchased in 1916 for 0. More architectural features of the 1877-1897 HENDEL HOUSE can be seen in other Hendel House videos. One shows the original 1897 Victorian wallpaper imported from London. The Historical Society of Berks County’s main headquarters, two blocks away at 940 Centre Ave., Reading, has a like-new 1926 Victor Orthophonic Credenza. NOTICE:– My apologies! This was the FIRST video I made, as an experiment. It was also the FIRST file I sent to UpTube, again as an experiment. THIS ACCOUNTS for the fact only half the recording was played. It was never intended to be filed as “a regular video.” Again, my apologies! –gmmix For a more extensive look at Hendel House, there are 8 more views….if you access: www.berkshistory.org
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1. raredawn

   Tue 19th Oct 2010 at 6:02 pm

   Do you remember the company that made the wall paper? If you do you could call them. Otherwise go to a store that carries a lot of wall paper and ask if they can help you. Often people who work with wall paper remember this sort of thing or can point in a helpful direction. Often wallpaper manufactures sort of specialize in type of wall paper designs. If you have any left that would be helpful.

   Wall papering hint, always save some! along wtih the label.

   (Added a day later! OMG too funny. You said wallpaper. I have been putting up new wallpaper in my livng room! I thought you meant WALLPAPER!)

2. gsaul35

   Tue 19th Oct 2010 at 6:56 pm

   right click on your desktop scroll down and click properties click on the desktop tab and scroll down you should find it there