Building Memories to Loved Ones Gone By -- I miss you grandma!
The House of Emma Louise speaks for itself.
Designed and constructed by Shirley G. Perry-Church, DBA Art by Shirl, 2018
This original cardboard architectural design is protected by copyright laws.
Designed and constructed by Shirley G. Perry-Church, DBA Art by Shirl, 2018
This original cardboard architectural design is protected by copyright laws.
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The House of Emma was built in honor of Emma Louise Durham. It was constructed from sheets of double-wall, corrugated cardboard, wood trim, purchased windows and doors, and lots of love and hard work. It took approximately 5 months to complete.
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Come on in and allow the smell of home cooked meals and the fun times of family gatherings to ignite your imagination!
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Who was this daughter of a sharecropper?
Emma Louise Durham was a young wife who gave birth to eleven children who in turn gave her two generations of grandchildren. Each day of her life as the wife of a lowly tenant farmer because harder and harder to bear. However, with all her strength, her love of her children, and a strong devotion to God, she pressed onward...
I honor this beautiful lady with this awesome home. Click on her to enlarge the image!
Emma Louise Durham was a young wife who gave birth to eleven children who in turn gave her two generations of grandchildren. Each day of her life as the wife of a lowly tenant farmer because harder and harder to bear. However, with all her strength, her love of her children, and a strong devotion to God, she pressed onward...
I honor this beautiful lady with this awesome home. Click on her to enlarge the image!
Artwork: Shirley G. Perry-Church, DBA Art by Shirl, 2017
This cardboard art is subject to copyright laws
This cardboard art is subject to copyright laws
