The House of Emma Louise speaks for itself.
Designed and constructed by Shirley G. Perry-Church, DBA Art by Shirl, 2018 BEAUTIFUL 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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Building Memories to Loved Ones Gone By -- I miss you grandma!
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!
Come on in and allow the smell of home cooked meals and the fun times of family gatherings to ignite your imagination!
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!
Come on in and allow the smell of home cooked meals and the fun times of family gatherings to ignite your imagination!
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