A report of The Western Times Exeter 1902 spoke of a new release featuring a cottage, "Face-book". But obviously, was a variant of that we know today, what was it?
A lack of current technology in the stately homes guests are asked to draw a picture of your face and sign your name under it.
The newspaper report said: "The result is fun and the worst drawings often cause the greatest entertainment." Amy Sell, a researcher at Britain's Archive, said: "It's amazing how close the 'Face-book' of 1902 reflects what we use today - the story certainly seems to be repeated, "how about this?
