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Notice the double windows on the third floor.
Yes a second furnace. This is the room inside shown in the picture of Part 7.
This should be the same room the furnace is in.
Still looking at the third floor. Notice the single window towards the front of the house.
This is the inside of that same window.
Continuing our refresher course. Across the front on the third floor is one room in the tower and a room of sorts in the "hallway".
Moving on down the hallway towards the front of the house on the third floor.
This is the sort of hallway room in the front. Picture courtesy of Michael Trew.
Picture courtesy of Michael Trew.
looking into the third floor tower room.
Tower room.
Tower room. Picture courtesy of Michael Trew
Tower Room
The original view before the 4 lane highway would have been spectacular. Picture courtesy of Michael Trew
That single window towards the back of the house on the third floor is where the steps from the third floor to the second floor are located. The following picture is the inside of the room where the double windows you see below are.
This would be inside the double windows, third floor east side of the house.
Time to head back towards the back and of the house,
and back down to the second floor.
Back down to the first floor
CONTINUE ON TO Home of William Surles 9
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