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  I would like to have seen the Dunbar family keep the old 2 story historical house because it has been around for over 50 or 60 years and it would have been a beautiful place for it to be turned into a museum even if the Dunbar's had not kept the 2 story home. And yes they could have sold it or maybe have given it to the historical society for it's got a lot of potentials in the home even if the Dunbar's had still sold it,it still would have made a great museum if it was still sold to a another company. And as it stands the Dunbar's would have been proud of them self's, and the late late Mr.& Mrs. Dunbar would have been very very proud of their children today if they were here today.

  Added August 02, 2016 by Frances Stastny