Green Gables was an imaginary creation by the author. It was as much a character in the story as any of the people. This home is meant to evoke to magic of Anne’s beloved home - and I’ll bet it does!
The house known as “Green Gables” is an original farmhouse that belonged to the Macneill family, cousins of author L.M. Montgomery. Like many Prince Edward Island farmhouses, it started out small and had additions through the years to accommodate a growing family.
@@marysuecritchlow819 You are mistaken. Green Gables was not imaginary. It existed and was the home of the Macneill Family who were cousins of L.M. Montgomery, the author of "Anne of Green Gables."
@@marysuecritchlow819 If you ever get a chance to visit Green Gables, do so. It is as true to the "Anne of Green Gables" story as are the red soil and blue skies of Prince Edward Island.
Can I just say how sweet and accommodating that employee was to the woman with the hurt leg. I hope he's doing well.
Thanks for taking us there. I loved Anne of Green Gables, and I love the house!❤
Went there yrs ago!
I went up those stairs in 20008 magical day ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺
If Lucy Maude Montgomery didn’t live in the Green GABLES HOUSE, who did?
Green Gables was an imaginary creation by the author. It was as much a character in the story as any of the people. This home is meant to evoke to magic of Anne’s beloved home - and I’ll bet it does!
The house known as “Green Gables” is an original farmhouse that belonged to the Macneill family, cousins of author L.M. Montgomery. Like many Prince Edward Island farmhouses, it started out small and had additions through the years to accommodate a growing family.
@@marysuecritchlow819 You are mistaken. Green Gables was not imaginary. It existed and was the home of the Macneill Family who were cousins of L.M. Montgomery, the author of "Anne of Green Gables."
Well, I am very happily mistaken! This is wonderful information. Thank you!
@@marysuecritchlow819 If you ever get a chance to visit Green Gables, do so. It is as true to the "Anne of Green Gables" story as are the red soil and blue skies of Prince Edward Island.