Upstairs, in the family residence, you can visit one of
the only private living quarters in the area open to the
public on a regular basis. Here one can view not only the
fabulous antiques that Mrs. Broel has collected over the years
(including a desk made for the Duke of Dresden, a piece of
fabric from Egypt that is over 2000 years old, and a
chandelier with hand-blown grapes cascading from its arms),
but also view the dollhouse collection that has taken Mrs.
Broel over 16 years to assemble and contains everything from a
delicious-looking sweet shop to a magnificent 10 ft x 12 ft
Russian Palace.
