A small version is along side the garage. Picking up the blue is a slender stand-lamp with a single rose on the lighted bowl. A swivel rocker for the man of the house, six cane-bottom chairs and picture frames with porcelain knobs at the corners are only a few of many intriguing family pieces in the room. Pegged floors and rag rugs are used in these two rooms to advantage. At the end of each is a glass bell, complete with clapper.
Paneling is knotty pine with ftuitwood finish.
Historic green burlap papers the upper part. A Lincoln desk, Colonial flocked paper and more lamps are commanding features of the first bedroom. The bathroom reflects the same respect for antiques, tempered with comfort that marks the rest of this home. Beyond it is a typically Colonial bedroom with five pieces of massive walnut bedroom furniture. The Quinleys purchased this home over 50 years ago.