The largest room on the first floor, the dining room showcases the family’s extensive collection of cut glass and silver. A custom mahogany dining set could seat up to eighteen guests. The ceiling has enhanced crown molding that frames a hand painted mural of roses protruding into a blue sky.
Look!
Look closely at the space through a series of images that reflect the look of the House in its current, restored setting. Click each image to expand for a closer look.
Dining Room 2
Dining Room 3
Dining Room Ceiling
Dining Room Ceiling details
Dining Room
Historic Image-Dining Room-c. 1900
Dining Room c. 1900. Image courtesy of the Eunice R. Benckenstein Library & Archive.
Historic Image-Dining Room-c. 1915
Dining Room c. 1915. Image courtesy of the Eunice R. Benckenstein Library & Archive.
Listen!
Listen to exclusive audio tour content to give you insights to our space, collection, and family stories.
Presented by Stark Art & History volunteers Mary Williams and Robert Webb.
Dive Deeper
Learn more by viewing collection objects from the space and examining historic photos from the Archive. Click each image for details.
