Designed by:Debbie Patrick
Published in: Victorians Across America
First Published: 1993
Format: Paper chart
Stitches: 124W x 105H
Stitch count:
Victorians Across America- Design No. 55 HISTORY: The Belvedere was named for the beautiful view from the cupola structure of the top of the house. The house is a symbol of the early success of J.R. Jones who arrived in Galena in 1840 and rose from the position of clerk to become a full partner in a suppy firm. Jones was later appointed a U.S. Marshall and became a close friend of Abraham Lincoln. DESIGN DIMENSIONS: 124 W x 105 H FABRIC CLOTH SIZE: 11 count: 15" x 18" 14 count: 13" x 16" 18 count: 11" x 14"
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