Hubbard-Roycroft
Museum
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Living
Room and Dining Room -
Elbert Hubbard Roycroft Museum
363 Oakwood Avenue, East Aurora, New York
2004 Photos
Living Room ![]() Arts & Crafts style oak front door leading to porch ![]() Arts & Crafts stylee oak vestibule door The interior has oak floors and chestnut woodwork. ![]() Living room fireplace ![]() Living room windows and Roycroft table lamp ![]() Living room newel post and balustrade ![]() Andirons: cartoonist and illustrator W. W. Denslow's trademark signature was a stylized seahorse. Denslow worked with the Roycofters before he became famous for his illustrations of "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz." |
Dining Room ![]() The living room opens into the dining room, and these two adjacent spaces, both with chestnut woodwork, are separated only by open partitions of post-and-panel construction. ![]() Dining room ![]() Dining room Beamed ceiling. Light fixture, originally gas illuminated, is not Roycroft. The lighting fixture with its Steuben glass globes belonged to the ScheideMantels ![]() Dining room Built-in sideboard china cabinet of polished chestnut with squared glass doors, adorned with hand-crafted copper pulls and hinges. The original oak dining room furniture belonged to the ScheideMantels ![]() Dining room Detail from previous photo ![]() Dining room Another detail |