A realistic representation of a departed spirit, whose life on earth has not been exemplary. The visitor witnesses the punishment meted out to scandal-mongers, umbrella borrowers and other offenders. After the seas of fire are passed, beautiful scenes to delight the eye appear, so that the visitor may be accustomed to the more familiar places above ground. The slave quarters and log cabins were brought from the South, and are occupied by genuine darkey families and their pickaninnies. Dancing and other pastimes dear to the old Negro are given at the theater, included in the attraction.
Native workmen show their skill in working of gold and silver.
The enclosure contains sections of large villages in their primitive state, with a theater in which are given at times free exhibitions of native dances and entertainment. This is the oddest attraction on the grounds and represents a castle sanding on its roof and battlements. The visitor enters through the roof and after going up - or down several flights of stairs, reaches the cellar, which has been converted into a garden. The apartments are elaborately furnished, and the topsy-turvey arrangement appears everywhere. The splendid building of Egyptian architecture, directly opposite the House Upside Down.