DRAWING WITH LIGHT: The Bell House

The Bell House of the Historical Core in Camp John Hay was converted into a living museum on October 25, 2003, according to the guide (I was shy approaching the man but I think he sensed it so he was the one who approached me). He told me lots of things about the place but then again, you can go ask him yourself :)

This house served as the Commanding General's temporary residence while he was assigned in the Philippines.

As you can see, the house showcases traditional American interiors, a sort of country style that is typical of old American homes.

(Kindly click on the thumbnails for a larger view)

This is the view from the ampitheater. Climb a few steps and you're there.

Welcome to the BellHouse!

Lovely interiors. Wish I had this house.

In front of the house...

Just wanna say thanks to all those who dropped by and gave their comments. If you guys want some pictures of places in Baguio, let me know so I can post it here. I can't promise, but hey, I'll try :)

And thanks for those who voted for me. Tough competition there but its your votes that count - not the quantity. Makes me feel wonderful that some find this blog worth reading (or viewing).

For the next entry, let's go bury some negative attitudes at the Cemetery of Negativism!

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Related posts: Butterfly, Butterfly Sanctuary, Bellhouse Ampitheater

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