article_snippet: Rachael O'Connor-Boyd, head of Museum Collections Manager at Warwickshire County Council who oversaw the project at the National Trust property, said it was essential to include the tiny, everyday objects in the faithful recreation of the house, which took six months.
article_snippet: The 37-year-old said: 'Rachael O'Connor-Boyd, head of Museum Collections Manager at Warwickshire County Council who oversaw the project at the National Trust property do need the ephemeral details like toilet paper
article_snippet: Rachael O'Connor-Boyd who oversaw the project said it was important to gather everyday items .
article_snippet: Rachael said finding the everyday items for the house was vital to faithfully recreate the home's wartime story.
article_snippet: Rachael added: 'I honed onto things like the toilet paper because it's ordinary peoples' lives and that's important to our story because it's a mansion where for that period during the war, ordinary people took over this extraordinary place.'