Thanks for the inside tour. My wife and I have talked several times of taking a day trip down to Eldon, IA to see the house. (And of course get our picture taken in front of it). I am sure a tour of the inside is not part of the deal, so it was really cool seeing it. If we ever make that trip, I hope to sample a piece (or two) of your pie.
We came to see this historic American Relic in late June of 2016 and we appreciate you allowing us to come and view the property made famous to us when we were children in the 1950's. The manner in which these images were used for commercials,( Kellogg's especially) brings back so many memories and one of the picture jokes I saw posted of the original of the farmer throwing the pitchfork at Bill Clinton I remember from an old magazine of the day showing disappointment regarding the Monica Lewinsky scandals. Thank you for allowing us to view and study on this American History which in my opinion, is as well known if not more well known of than the painting of the Mona Lisa!
Wow, I didn’t know that that house was inhabited. I visited the museum 4 years ago when I was a college student. It is a really good place to me to visit. I am from Mexico.
Beth, What a joy to find you here, smiling and 'natuerlich' speaking of pie (a word our German friends only have one word for 'kuchen'). Your video, your home has touched me so and it is no wonder why we met be it by chance or cosmic connection: You, my dear, are a hoot! I need to find a way to come visit you for I think of you, my (part) Schwabian friend whom I got to know if only but for a brief moment.
Too much focus on the tour guide. I can't really see much of the house. However, lovely she is. It seems to me she would be better off behind the camera.
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VERY ATTRACTIVE, CLASSY LADY WHO HAS A COOL HOUSE !!!
ALWAYS LOVED THAT PAINTING !!!
Thanks for the inside tour. My wife and I have talked several times of taking a day trip down to Eldon, IA to see the house. (And of course get our picture taken in front of it). I am sure a tour of the inside is not part of the deal, so it was really cool seeing it. If we ever make that trip, I hope to sample a piece (or two) of your pie.
Thanks for the tour! I can't wait to one day visit the house in real life.
We came to see this historic American Relic in late June of 2016 and we appreciate you allowing us to come and view the property made famous to us when we were children in the 1950's. The manner in which these images were used for commercials,( Kellogg's especially) brings back so many memories and one of the picture jokes I saw posted of the original of the farmer throwing the pitchfork at Bill Clinton I remember from an old magazine of the day showing disappointment regarding the Monica Lewinsky scandals. Thank you for allowing us to view and study on this American History which in my opinion, is as well known if not more well known of than the painting of the Mona Lisa!
Wow, I didn’t know that that house was inhabited.
I visited the museum 4 years ago when I was a college student.
It is a really good place to me to visit. I am from Mexico.
Thanks for the tour!
I really like that upstairs window you demonstrated!
I wonder how can anyone have access living in a such historical house.
Beth,
What a joy to find you here, smiling and 'natuerlich' speaking of pie (a word our German friends only have one word for 'kuchen'). Your video, your home has touched me so and it is no wonder why we met be it by chance or cosmic connection: You, my dear, are a hoot! I need to find a way to come visit you for I think of you, my (part) Schwabian friend whom I got to know if only but for a brief moment.
Beth, you are gorgeous, i am so glad the house has such a suitable creative occupant.
A very iconic home in the USA
Too much focus on the tour guide. I can't really see much of the house. However, lovely she is. It seems to me she would be better off behind the camera.
Dang she likes talking about pie
It is also crazy to know that your house was built in the late 1800s because the oldest house you would live in would be like 60-70 yrs old.
went there today and took a pic with my phone
GO IN THE BASEMENT
Who’s here because Pelosi and Schumer?
I am.