The murals feature people who lived in Kings Mountain in the 1930s and 1940s, including Mrs. Lawrence's cousins, Henry and Charles Neisler, in a dancing scene. Another mural, which had to be covered to put in heating and cooling ducts, had the twin sons with their father, Paul Neisler. Other scenes include people playing soccer and tennis. The murals do need some repairs and the Lawrences hope to find an artist to restore them to their original state. We want to preserve them.
Wood is used throughout the home.
Oak parquet flooring covers the floor in the front foyer of the house. Walnut and mahogany panels cover the walls in the living room. Wood from the trees on the property also played an important part in the family history. Like any home, there is still work to be done. But the Lawrence's look forward to continuing to make improvements to their home.