HISTORICAL HOME OF ELLEN G WHITE (ELMSHAVEN)

We felt so blessed to be able to visit the historical home of Ellen G White, one of the founders of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. She purchased the home in 1900 and lived in that very peaceful home until her death in 1915. The home was actually built in 1885 and was known as Elmshaven since 1900.


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The entrance to the home of the White Family












The front door

Mrs. Ellen G. White

The reception area
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The Living Room

The walnut mantle clock previously owned by Uriah Smith, Mrs. White's long-time friend.




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The Dining Room


It's the napkin ring - inscribed "Mrs. Ellen G. White"


Mrs. White's old fashioned refrigerator, they called it "icebox".


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The pantry with work area for food preparation.
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soap in the bathroom...

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Her writing room...





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typewriter used by EGW...

The White Family Reunion picture that hang in one of the rooms


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with our tour guide... she's so sweet!

It was a wonderful, very touching experience visiting this historical home. I could not explain the strange feeling that enveloped me while I listen to our tour guide as we go around the home of Mrs. White.- - telling us every detail of the lives of the White family in that very peaceful home.

inside EGW's bedroom

Bible in Mrs. White's bedroom

Her dressing stand

We were told that Mrs. White loved marble... well, you can see in the pictures her table, dressing stand and wash stand with marble tops

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me and my daughter...

An American flag stands at the front yard

in front of EGW's historical home

my husband talking to a new friend