Byers-Evans House Museum by OlenaKyiv
The kitchen of the house has a glass ceiling with a fan very old coal stove (I have read somewhere that the last owner used it till 1980s), the refrigeration, old iron, a couple of tables and other small old things that are neccessary in the kitchen.
The stove is impressive because it looks to be in a good condition. What I liked is to see old waffle maker and small stove for a pancakes. For some reason I was sure it is an invention of modern times, but I was wrong.
Refrigerator was also a surprise to me, because I know in some countries (in Europe) all products were held in rooms under ground, where it was cool even on summers. But here it was common to have a refrigerator, that consists of two part: one is for ice, and another one for products.
