the christmas story house While we were in Cleveland this past weekend, we went to go and see the house that was used in the movie A Christmas Story. It's now a museum and you can go and visit! The Christmas Story house!   Movie still of the house. Paul and I with the leg lamp! We peeked in the shed in the backyard and there tons of leg lamps in there! A re-creation of the kitchen scene. I want that refrigerator! It was a lot of fun to go and see. If you are in the Cleveland area check it is worth a visit. Especially this time year, really gets you in the holiday mood! Labels: travel :: posted @ 9:56 AM by claudine hellmuth:: COMMENTS: that looks like so so much fun! # posted by  Bonita Rose : 10:46 AM   oh what a great place!!! I love that vintage kitchen!!! what fun!!! # posted by  Unknown : 12:53 PM   oh wow! that is great!! # posted by  catina jane gray studio : 11:57 PM   Who knew? It looks like a fun little side trip! # posted by  Connie Lutz : 10:31 PM   gotta love that leg lamp! # posted by  Jennifer DeDonato : 1:09 AM   A favorite spot here in town; glad you got to see it : ) # posted by  Gayle Pritchard : 3:20 PM   Post a Comment << Home

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