With the New Year upon us, I thought it appropriate to revisit Elizabeth Graeme Fergusson’s essay on the tall case clock that had been in her family most, if not all, of her life. The clock was meaningful to Elizabeth in that it marked […]
One of the things we frequently hear at Graeme Park is how much bigger the house seems once you’re inside, but did you know that Graeme Park was the inspiration for more than one miniature version? The earliest we’ve encountered were models created by architects employed by the Works Projects/Progress Administration (WPA) as part of […]
Way back in January of 2010 we took you up the roof access stairs for a quick peek in under the eaves. I’m very belatedly following up on my promise back then to show you the cellar next. The current access to the cellar is through the bulkhead doors on the south side of the […]
Everyone loves a good home improvement project with lots of before and after photos right? In cleaning out some computer files, I came across some old photos of the Keith House at Graeme Park from before the restoration work was done and thought they might be of interest to our readers. First up is an […]
I’m making an assumption here that most or our readers out there have never been up the steep stairs that lead to the roof of Graeme Park. It’s certainly not part of the tour. While in the house taking a few last pictures for a presentation, I decided to see what the camera could capture […]
This summer a few restoration projects have been started on the Keith House at Graeme Park. The first, undertaken by the state, is the restoration of some of the window and door sills and framing, which were badly rotted in some places. The original sash were removed so the work could be done, giving us […]