Other end of the hall, standing in front of the Emma room, looking into the George suite as the door is open.
Turning around in the hall, one sees the door to the Emma Room, our newest room. It had been the suite that our Inn Keeper was staying in, until we tore the third floor kitchen out and built her apartment.
This suite had originally been two small rooms, which were probably the Brumder children's rooms. Carol, the previous owner, had taken the wall out / took off the door, between the two rooms and made one two room suite.
Door to the right once opened up to the smaller room.
Once inside the room - On the left, is the bedroom. Still looking for a rug, but since this picture was taken , new items were added.
It is an antique brass bed. We now have some new pictures on the walls.
TV and DVD player will be moved into the cubbard seen on the right in the picture below.
The huge, two headed shower and toilet is in the room on the right that has the door open.
Walking back toward the door, and going into the second room, one sees.....
The whirl pool spa on the right, next to the bathroom, and
The beautiful gas log fireplace on the left.
Right outside the Emma Room on the right, is the staircase leading up to the third floor.
Servants and children used this staircase - Up to the third floor, or down to the kitchen.
Let's go up to the third floor!
.   Third floor hallway leading to Blue Room. Marion's Suite in the middle, and Gyneth's suite on the right. 
View from the hallway door.
The toilet and shower are out of sight, off to the left, just inside the door.Whirlpool spa with a marble backsplash.
Gas Log Fireplace.
Ceiling light.
Bed
View of 231st Street.
View from corner of the room by window.
Cubbard just right of the door.
Electric Fireplace
New furniture arrangements on first floor
Parlor during May visit.
Moved from dining room to parlor.
Piano moved from dining room to parlor.
Closeup of parlor fireplace.
Closeup of wall and molding above the fireplace.
DINING ROOM
Closeup of Woodwork on Fireplace mantle.
Green tile mosiac was work of an apprentice of Frank Loyd Wright.
NEW TABLE AND CHAIRS
CLOSEUP
Moved from mud room / entryway to dining room
Eating nook by the bay window.
New curtains by the eating nook.
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