Tickets, hand crafted Christmas decorations, and homemade sweet breads were on sale. Also available were raffle tickets for the exquisite, hand crafted wreath and Santa on display. Built in 1856 the house was purchased in 1997 by the Wimberley Institute of Cultures, who is working to refurbish the home for community use and has been responsible for its designation as a Historic Landmark. Refreshments were served to all ticket holders. Using the western, Santa Fe style pieces and colors she so loves, Rose decorated her home with an eye for detail and comfort.
Whimsical swings hang from trees scattered throughout the property.
A delightful porch wraps around the back and side of their home which enables them to further enjoy their casual, easy going lifestyle. Their cozy home is filled with wonderful vintage pieces collected by the owners. Bud Allen has done much of the artwork including the sculptures. An unusual antique mantel which adds character to the living room. Cemetery fencing enhances the loft studio area, and the front door and side panels feature leaded, beveled glass.