Early American home reflects Harold and Ruth Birch tastes
Harold and Ruth Birch describe their West Yale Ave house project blending Early American style with Heights surroundings. The 231 Yale residence features turquoise accents, white clapboard with batten board, knotty pine cabinetry, palm shade palette, and a brick fireplace with a raised hearth. The couple refinishes antiques and enjoys a dry walnut sink.
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Heights
West Eighth Street
Yale Avenue
Harold Birch
Yalé
Sherman Street
Las
Isabel Birch
Ruth
Harold
Harald Birch
Lorain
County Savings and Troal Company
Hetiy
Yale Ave
Early American Home Display in Harold and Ruth Birch Residence
A detailed overview of the Birch home furnishings and decor reflecting an Early American theme. The narrative describes front fence decor, curtains, geraniums, and a mixed antique-to-reproduction collection including beds, glassware, a whale oil lamp, a drop leaf table, mahogany bed, walnut chairs, and a Dutch door. It notes Ruth and Harold Birch’s backgrounds, music interest, and community roles.
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Victoran
Theeft
Coorser
Harold Pireh
Yale Ave
Davenpart Cnvererd
Davenport
Lionel Barrymore
Birch
Gatlinburg Uites
Governor Winthrop
Wales
Wilshire
Mesias
Irene Geraniums
Evry
Harold
Ruth
Paris
England
Elyria
Ruth Vaughn
R. P. Vaughn
Elyria High School
Lorain County Superintendent of Schools
Kent State University
Lorain County Savings and Trust Bank
Elyria Ymca
Elyria American Legion
Elyria American Legion Holding Company
First Metodist Church
Harold Birch
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Walt Glendenning