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Looking from the back towards the double doors in the front.
Lots of walking, back around front.
Looking in towards the back side.
Imagine above that ceiling is what remains of a house with a full attic, stairs, chimneys, fireplaces and its own seperate roof. All that being held up by those posts running down the center.
Last loom for today. Been here 7 hours. Time to go home.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19, 2013
It's around 9:00 and they are already busy at work.
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If you look close you can see a fireplace opening.
Since we zoomed in to see up in the attic we are also getting a zoomed look at the rain coming down as well.
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A better view of the fireplace opening.
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Back in front again. The three front rooms of the second floor of the house are fully exposed now. These were the room that Dr. Metz had his medical practice in. These three rooms were added when the first floor was changed from a house to a commercial building. Courtesy of Juanita Ruffner.
This shows the doorway leading to the center room of the three front rooms. The doorway on the back wall leads through what could be a coat room to the hallway/stairs down to the street.
This is a better look at that back wall. That is actually a window which you can clearly see light from the other side where it appears in Part 5.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 2013
Some of the steel beams that supported the structure above the ceiling of the first floor.
There were some of the beams that those pillars in the commercial space supported.
CONTINUE TO A mystery, House or Apartment 9
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