Martin House dining room with table setting

Darwin D. Martin House Complex photographs

dining rooms

interior views

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A dining table is neatly set for four people with fine china and glassware. The table is covered with a lace-trimmed tablecloth and a lace table runner. Each place setting includes a dinner plate, a small plate, a teacup with saucer, and a full set of cutlery arranged properly. In the center of the table is a floral arrangement with various flowers and leaves. Additional items, such as a teapot, sugar bowl, and salt and pepper shakers, are placed near the center. The chairs around the table are wooden with high backs.

University Archives

State University of New York at Buffalo

1971

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