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Julia Child's former home sells for $6.525m; famous kitchen now in museum

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Times of IndiaJulia Child's former home sells for $6.525m; famous kitchen now in museum
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Julia Child’s iconic home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has found a new owner for $6.525 million. This historic residence, adored for its connection to Child's culinary shows, has seen extensive renovations. The original kitchen, however, remains untouched…

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