Territorial-style home in 1965
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The home of Robert S. Barneybacks and his family, in Skyline Country Club Estates, was featured in the Tucson Citizen home section October 2, 1965.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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A wrought iron grille provides the entrance from the foyer into the living room of the Robert S. Barneybacks' home in Skyline Country Club Estates.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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Four patios circle the home separated by walls of adobe. Patio flooring is brick and steps going from one to another are outlined in Mexican tile.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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Tile bordered steps and a gate of wrought iron lead up to another patio across the south side of the home.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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An antique French sterling tea set occupies a place of honor on the buffet. It's flanked by English silver. Finger paintings on one wall were done by a Florida artist and pick up colors in the dining room.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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A hand carved walnut dining set is Spanish in design and upholstered in a brocade in tones of gold, rose and pale blue. A handsome chandelier of cranberry crystal has teardrops of clear crystal.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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Another tile-bordered fountain centers the front entry way of the home. A skylight highlights the lamp. Windows all are guarded by grilles of wrought iron.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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A wrought iron grille provides the entrance from the foyer into the living room of the Robert S. Barneybacks' home in Skyline Country Club Estates.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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A watercolor by Gerry Peirce, Arizona artist, is mounted above the bed in the master bedroom. Lamp bases are cloisonné.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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Breakfast room adjacent to the kitchen is gay with color. Window draw curtains are in a spice, fruit and kitten print in bright tones of turquoise and lime green on white. Buffet at tight is built-in.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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A sea chest made by Mr. Barneyback's great grandfather is seen in front of the carved desk in his den. Jade tiger is from the Orient and lamp is from India.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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White tile with a terra cotta design floors the kitchen and breakfast area. Old Ship's lanterns stand above cupboard at left.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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The grandfather's clock on this wall of the living room is from the estate of Hiram Johnson, one of California's early governors.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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One wall of the gallery leading from foyer to bedroom wing is used to display enlarged framed photographs of the Barneybacks' children. Son Stephen's room and the suite for Mrs. Barneyback's mother, Mrs. Ida Waite, who makes her home with them, are off this gallery at the end of which is the master bedroom suite.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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Kwan Yen figurines stand in niches around the patios of the home. Colored lights playing on the fountain, circled in Mexican tile, provide a delightful nighttime scene.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
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Grilled-topped mahogany doors separate the living room from the dining room.
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Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
An antique French sterling tea set occupies a place of honor on the buffet. It's flanked by English silver. Finger paintings on one wall were done by a Florida artist and pick up colors in the dining room.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
A hand carved walnut dining set is Spanish in design and upholstered in a brocade in tones of gold, rose and pale blue. A handsome chandelier of cranberry crystal has teardrops of clear crystal.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
Breakfast room adjacent to the kitchen is gay with color. Window draw curtains are in a spice, fruit and kitten print in bright tones of turquoise and lime green on white. Buffet at tight is built-in.
Territorial-style home in 1965
- Bill Sears / Tucson Citizen
One wall of the gallery leading from foyer to bedroom wing is used to display enlarged framed photographs of the Barneybacks' children. Son Stephen's room and the suite for Mrs. Barneyback's mother, Mrs. Ida Waite, who makes her home with them, are off this gallery at the end of which is the master bedroom suite.
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