New Video at 12 PM MDT: The Gregson House, A Labor of Love | Join Susan Dossetter for an exclusive tour of the remarkable Gregson House, a 190-year-old Georgian dollhouse. The Gregson House was assembled by Elizabeth ‘Bessie’ Wilkinson of Astley Hall in Birmingham during the 1830s. Built in the Georgian manner, the house comprises nine equal rooms over three floors, including a kitchen, three lavish bedrooms, a drawing room, and a music room. The watercolor paintings on the walls were painted by Elizabeth Wilkinson herself in the 1830s. In this captivating video, Susan shares the fascinating story behind her 2022 purchase of the historic house and the restoration process that brought it back to life. Built in the 1830s by Elizabeth ‘Bessie’ Wilkinson for her orphaned nephews and nieces, the Gregson House stands over two meters tall and features nine beautifully furnished rooms with original fixtures and fittings. Susan takes us through each room, offering a rare glimpse into this extraordinary piece of history. Don't miss this unique exploration of a true collector's treasure!