Lindfield Victorian House Museum Review

When we arrived at the Lindfield Victoria House Museum (Lindfield Victorian House Museum), a white woman in her 80s was waiting for us gracefully in the courtyard door. She was dressed in a classical dress and introduced us to us at a very slow speed. Her name was "Katherine". The old house was her private property. Tickets for the tour are 400 rand (50 rand/person), she will showcase Victorian home decorations, various collections and explain the lifestyle of that era. Her accent is good English, and her speech is slow and easy to understand. We found that we looked at her dress and quickly explained that the Victorian hostess was very much dressed, and that for the convenience of movement she was wearing the maid's dress today. As time goes back, as we follow Catherine on the steps, through the red carpet corridor in front of the house, and into the interior, we cross from the 21st century to the Victorian era. The large house has a complete collection of home antiques and various works of art, and the owner has arranged these dazzling, innumerable quantities in every room of the large house according to the Victorian lifestyle. This should be the scene of a noble family. Catherine was very knowledgeable and very storytelling, and every important collection and every detail of life came as if she were the one who lived in that era. The visit lasted an hour, and the old woman did not rest, leading everyone to walk slowly and speak slowly. Her expression was calm, her body stood straight, her face always had a faint smile, her manner was so elegant, her sunken blue eyes were shining brightly. I think this elderly woman belongs to the Victorian era, and her life sparks only bloom for that era.