Front façade. Photo Ben Jaszczak.
Detail of 1890 bird’s eye of Agent’s House and barn with rear ell are visible here.
Some physical evidence suggests that some rooms on the first floor also received
polychrome decorative stenciling. This would have been fashionable in 1881 and could have been added at this time by Winkelmeyer and Cornish. Detail of early stenciled decoration on the first floor. Photo courtesy of Jay Budd.
Rock outcropping south of Quincy House. Photo Ryan Brown.
Basement unfinished passage. Photo Ben Jaszczak.
Attic. Photo Ben Jaszczak.
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Detail of the southeastern corner of the front of the house showing three kinds of
brackets: “Rake Brackets” on the gable end, #17 Brackets in the front, and #3 Brackets around the top of the tower. Photo by Sarah Scarlett.
Receipt indicates that the Quincy Mining Company purchased some furnishings for the Whites as they moved in. Photos Sarah F. Scarlett.
Kitchen. Photo Ben Jaszczak.
Widow's Watch. Photo Ben Jaszczak
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Parlor. Photo Ben Jaszczak
Living Room. Photo Ben Jaszczak
First Floor Bedroom. Photo Ben Jaszczak.
Main Stairway. Photo Ben Jaszczak.
Dining Room. Photo Ben Jaszczak.
Service Staircase. Photo Ben Jaszczak.