Number 2 . Ravensworth Terrace is the home of Miss Florence Smith, an unmarried teacher of pianoforte, singing and elocution. The house is old fashioned with a lot of Victorian bric a brac, suggesting that it was probably inherited from her parents.
Music lessons, at a cost of 6d, were given in the front parlour. Behind was the kitchen with a large cast iron range which would have needed black leading everyday. China is displayed on a large Welsh dresser.
Stairs lead to the bedrooms on the first floor, with a stained glass window on the first floor.
There were two bedrooms as well as a small room for the maid.
This is one of a series of detailed “reviews”:https://www.silvertraveladvisor.com/travel-product/attraction/141741-beamish-open-air-museum I have written about Beamish.
A full account with all my pictures can be read “here.”:http://wasleys.org.uk/eleanor/presocialhistory/socialhistory/social/folkmuseums/beamish/index.html
