Sweet as

Bingo, indeed!!

Imagine the history of this place!

Cool

That's a dog print! I guess mine isn't the only one that thinks he's a cat. 😆

Go to jail, go directly to jail and do not pass go.....

Put in some flooring and some cushions and it would make a great conversation pit.

You live in an old police station, so coooool

Time to google them and hunt them down!

Imagine sitting at the table and someone suddenly pressing their face against the underside of the glass.

Looks like a restaurant fresco.

Nope. I saw all the Poltergeist films.

Ah yes, the milk door. Similar in many ways to modern day catflaps. This clever little door allows the milk to go outside to potty, ensuring that the only cottage cheese in your fridge is what you bought from the market. TRUE STORY.

Did anyone else think that the treasure was a great big slice of chocolate cake? Perhaps I have an unhealthy relationship with chocolate cake. Or cake in general. But yeah, did anybody else think that? Mmm cake.

The Stones!!! ❤️

Not at all creepy, just a normal tunnel... Why am I hearing an eery children's song?!

I wonder what's in those jars if anything

Yay, they didnt destroy all the vintage stuff!

Sadly, I am also familiar with these

In the house I grew up in there was a drawing of a cowboy on the inside of a little door we had concealing a small storage closet under our basement stairs. I never knew it existed until after I lived there for 17 years and went to college. We stored our luggage down there and I went to grab a suitcase and just looked at it in disbelief. Thought my dad drew it or something. Nope! Was there all along for me to see, I just didn't glance at it. I cringe at how many times I opened that door and didn't see it. Drawing was a good foot tall, was hard to miss.

Kronk, throw the lever!

Prices have gone up.

Good safe room.

Hehehe

But hang on, we only have 2 hallways...

It was only a pebble when the house was built

ingenuity

Looks like the room had been a child's room before

Googled her out of curiosity, here's what I found about her and her family for anyone interested: Martha Alice often went by her middle name; married 7 July 1895 to William Roland Walser (1876-1954), son of Roland Walser & Sarah Byerly. Alice died 23 December 1912, age 41 yrs, 2 months, 22 days. Her original tombstone was found buried behind a garage. At least 5 children--from 1910 census: Roy L, Zebode R, Myrtle M, Zenobian W, & Leonora M. How sad for the five young children to have their mother die two days before Christmas. Roy Lee Walser 1896–1940 Zeb Roney Walser 1900–1984 Myrtle Mae Walser 1903–1983, wed Felix Dewey Byerly 1898-1975 'Nobe' Zenobian William Walser 1904–1994 Mable Leonora Walser 1908–1914, died age 6 of diphtheria

Love it, cave art in your basement!

Wow! Heathkit! Did your grandfather built it? I don't know it they're still around but Heathkit was a major build it yourself electronics company.

Coventry City Football Club?

Imagine standing on it and it breaks....

Was only a few years since it was last decorated, at least in my head that is true!

Hopefully that vivid red color is not from cinnabar, a toxic mercury-based mineral that was used in old makeup.

To be fair, there’s plenty of room for them!

Looks cool but it's probably highly uncomfortable.

Am I the only one who thought, "oh, 50 year old house, the 1940s!" Oh, wait, it's literally 1973 and I'm old.

Maybe for a dumb waiter?