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| Gladys MacDonald stands next to her 120-year-old doll in the Wakamow Heights Bed and Breakfast during the Heritage Home Tour Sunday afternoon. The doll originally belonged to her aunt who died at age 13 and MacDonald's grandmother gave it to her on her sixth birthday. Times-Herald photo by Lisa Goudy |
By Lisa Goudy
Adorned in a
handmade yellow and white dress, the same she wore for her daughter’s wedding
in 1974, Gladys MacDonald spoke about the history of the Wakamow Heights Bed
and Breakfast.
“They’ve been
working hard ever since,” said MacDonald, mother of Lois Knowles, who has owned
the house with her husband, John since 2006. “He’s been constantly renovating,
changing rooms around. Every room now has its own bath and everything. It used
to have a bathroom down the hall for the family.”
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