Walking into Grandma’s Kitchen

Lens-Artist Photo Challenge #256: In the Kitchen

Traveling back home to visit family in Baltimore always meant a trip to see my Grandma Mollie.

Stepping into to her home on Appleton Street was liking walking through a time warp.

The place to be in grandma’s house was the kitchen!

Iconic copper molds of every type lined the walls.

I have no memory of them ever being used.

Childhood memories, sights and smells of food cooking, grandma humming while “The Price is Right” flickered on the screen of a small tv with “rabbit ears” topped with tinfoil.

I know I got my love of cooking and recipes from my time with both grandmothers in their kitchens!

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9 responses to “Walking into Grandma’s Kitchen”

  1. Rebecca Cuningham Avatar

    Great decorations! Love of making good food evidenced everywhere.

  2. Ritva Sillanmäki Photography Avatar

    Thanks for participating, and my mother had couple of those copper molds, I even have kept few for memory

    1. Robert Avatar

      What a wonderful way to honor those memories!

  3. eschudel Avatar

    What an amazing kitchen!

    1. Robert Avatar

      Thanks, I love this place!

  4. Matt Avatar

    That copper collection is impressive

    1. Robert Avatar

      Thanks Matt! They are treasured!

  5. Neal Saye Avatar

    I loved all the shiny copper!

    1. Robert Avatar

      I would love to travel back there!

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