Circa 1895 Gambrel Colonial Gingerbread House – Harvard Staff Art Show

Collage of five photos showing the different facades of the gingerbread house. House and shed have lights that are lit. With the exception of lighting, everything is completely edible and was handmade with gingerbread, royal icing, sugar glass windows, chocolate pebble driveway and walkways. Indoor decorative holiday trees and outdoor pine trees are made of sugar, snow is made of royal icing and sugar, and chimney smoke is made of sugar glass. The letters K, T, L, F, M (probably initials of family names) are formed with icing in different parts of the house.

Gingerbread, sugar, chocolate

Circa 1895 Three story Gambrel Colonial Gingerbread house, handmade and edible (except lighting) with chimneys, dormer windows, farmers porch, and detached garden shed with barn doors and window boxes.

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