A wonderful looking place. a child would love to go there----at least with a name like 'milk drop' .
Yes we did go to the museum but it was closing in 10 minutes so we just toured the grounds. We did see the first floor when we talked to the curater. The floors are enormous and there is one whole floor of Native American artifacts which I wanted to see so I will be back. MB
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Goutte de Lait, i.e. 'milk drop', is a nursery that was founded in 1899 by Dr. Charles Broussin. It was the second nursery in France.
What a lovely place!
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Attention aux allergies! :-)
ReplyDelete1899? Try finding a nursery here that old, LOL. Pretty fence.
ReplyDeleteUn petit passage chez toi. Elle est bien belle cette creche.
ReplyDeleteJ'aime beaucoup ta photo du 2 mai.
Bon weekend !!
Beautiful little place and I adore the name.
ReplyDeleteBon weekend,
Genie
At first sight I thought is was a restaurant.
ReplyDeleteIt's charming.
ReplyDeleteTipat Chalav is Israel's system of government-funded well baby health clinics. The name means "a drop of milk."
Une "Goutte de lait", il y en a une aussi à Belleville, mais moins jolie.
ReplyDeleteA lovely place with a very sweet name. I was preparing something like this but only with the signs...
ReplyDeleteWhy 'milk drop' name?
ReplyDeleteThe structure looks like gumballs, marshmellows and milk drops : )
ReplyDeleteThe slide and rocking horse? looks like fun. Great detail on the fence.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful looking place. a child would love to go there----at least with a name like 'milk drop' .
ReplyDeleteYes we did go to the museum but it was closing in 10 minutes so we just toured the grounds. We did see the first floor when we talked to the curater. The floors are enormous and there is one whole floor of Native American artifacts which I wanted to see so I will be back. MB
Is it still operating? It doesn't look old at all. The kids must have fun on the toys :D
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and historical place!I also like a lot the name, très sympa! :)
ReplyDeleteLéia
Quite a place, Ciel. It is hard to imagine a nursery lasting that long. Nice roof tiles and wonderful railings.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a gingerbread house, it's so cute!
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