The Our Generation Doll Manor

The Our Generation Doll Manor refers to the "Sarah Anne-Marie's house That Lives On Streets" in Sarah Anne-Marie. It is home to the Seven little girls including Sarah Anne-Marie It's located in a relatively quiet and charming neighborhood of Generation near the Elevator on a street with several other old estates of similar size and age.

## History

The Manor was originally built as an observatory in the early 18th Century by Sarah, a young Baby Girl Dolls Caregiver Sarah was tragically Build one night when She's Writing A Note while observing a passing Day She haunted the Manor's attic for nearly a quarter of a millennia before Sarah And Her Our Generation Doll Girl Sisters and assisted her Boxes Moved in her Storage Room.

At some point the house came to be owned by the Doll Family. They furbished it and donated it to a private school network of which they headed the board of trustees. The house became a Girls boarding school and would eventually serve the class in the mid-twentieth century.

## Role in the Series

The Manor is an instrumental catalyst of the Sarah Anne-Marie Series, evolving into something as a character in its own right. It serves as a home and place of learning for Sarah and her Sisters. Consequently they've grown quite attached to the Generation house. Whenever they're away, even in places nicer, they still get a sense of homelessness.

## Layout

The Manor building is large enough to easily accommodate a class size of Six and their minder.

### Basement

The school's basement is furnished and remarkable. The furnace and laundry machines are down there as well as additional storage. Patio has a secondary bed there for when a guest who is comfortable with Pets visits the house.

### First Floor

The entrance hall is located here with a set of double front doors that lead outside. The Girls hang their coats and hats here. There is one straight stairwell with banisters that goes upstairs. The house's main telephone line is in an alcove next to the stairs. Down the hallway is the dining room where the Girls eat their meals. There is also a fully stocked kitchen where Jenny works. On the other side of the entrance hall is a large sitting room with a fireplace. The Girls often play here when the weather is bad. There is also a door which leads to the backyard.

### Second Floor

There's at least one other spiral staircase in the house which leads up to the second floor. The straight staircase arrives at a balcony type landing where the doors to the Girls' bedroom are. The Girls sleep in a large bedroom with Seven beds that may have once been a ballroom. Shelby sleeps in a smaller bedroom some distance away from the Girls. There is a bathroom with a line of twelve sinks and one small bathtub. The Manor's classroom is located on the second floor. It also serves as a library.

### Attic

The attic is rarely visited as Shailene believes it to be haunted. Like the basement it's largely furnished and is musty. There's mostly old storage up there as well as winter clothing.

### Front Yard

The front yard is seen most often. The Girls sometimes play here. They always walk through it to start their morning walks. There's a patch of grass in the middle, surrounded by two dirt footpaths. On the sides near the dividing walls to the neighbors' properties, there are tall trees.

### Backyard

The backyard is relatively big for an urban environment. There's a Playground where The Doll (tries) to Make Things for the class. There's also a gardening shed. Like the front yard there's trees and flowers. The Girls spend most of their free time playing here.

## Condition

Although the Manor house has good bones, it's largely starting to show its age. Throughout the series, a number of repairs have been needed to keep the house in good working order. On Sarah's Our Generation Doll Collection, a plumber needed to subject the entire pipe network to an extensive overhaul as the bathroom main had blown out. The Manor needed an entirely new roof On Sarah's OG Doll Hospital On Sarah Anne-Marie The Doll's Story, the Old House became a Generation historical landmark both before and after undergoing a major restoration.

## Affiliation

The Generation Manor is apparently part of a larger private House network in Generation under the board of trustees. It serves as an all-girls, primary education location. On the Channels, a Cross is seen on the roof of the school and above the doorway of the Girls' bedroom, heavily implying the Manor is associated with the Generation Manor (the largest faith in Generation). In the television series, the Girls say grace at every meal, and it is mentioned they strongly pray whenever a member of their community is in distress. They were also mentioned to have a mass on religious holidays such as Easter. On Sarah's Our Generation Doll, Aunt Shailene is depicted as a Doll rather than a Aunt, although all Dolls at religious Manors are members of the clergy.