Inside the Old House/Issues 01-10

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==Issue 1==
Inside the Old House 1 was published in July 1978 and contains 20 pages. It has a single small illo by Denice Matt.
* A Matter of Ignorance by Mark Etheridge
* Reasons by Dale Clark
* Dale Clark's letter to a local television station (KTVT in Texas) and the station's letter of response regarding re-running Dark Shadows
* a page of publicity photos
* transcript of the final show on April 2, 1971, "taken from a seven-year old recording"
* Collinwood, poem by Linda Matt
* ads
Image:oldhouse1front.jpg|front cover of issue #1
Image:oldhouse1back.jpg|back cover of issue #1
==Issue 2==
Inside the Old House 2 was published in September 1978 and contains 20 pages.
* a ShadowCon #2 con report, see that page
* a ShadowCon #2 photo of three of the stars, John Karlen, Jerry Lacy, and Christopher Pennock 
* more of the episode transcript from the first issue
* two screenshots with some humorous captions
* a page of a publicity photos
* A Taste of the Past, part one of a planned serial by Dale Clark
* ads
Image:oldhouse2front.jpg|front cover of issue #2, Janet Meehan
Image:oldhouse2back.jpg|back cover of issue #2
==Issue 3==
Inside the Old House 3
* contents of this issue is unknown
==Issue 4==
Inside the Old House 4 was published in December 1978/January 1979 and contains 24 pages.
The editor writes about the serialized story that became Resolutions in Time: Oh yes. some of you have noticed that in "A Taste of the Past." 
Barnabas is suffering from the vampire curse. when at the end of the 1840 flashback Angelique lifted the curse from him. Well, that is one of the reasons that my story is set in 1973. since Barnabas and Julia returned from 1840 to 1970-71, that gives a two year gap that who knows what could have happened. Perhaps Angelique put the curse back on, or perhaps someone else put yet "another curse on him. Who knows, but I have always felt that Barnabas was a much more interesting character when under the influence of the curse . That 's my explanation, good or bad."
* The Sea, poem by Ann Longmore
* It Still Stands, an article by Dale Clark about investigating the rumor that "Collinwood" (Seaview Terrace in Newport, Rhode Island) had been torn down -- the rumor was untrue
* Aunt Purity, poem by Geoffrey Hamell
* The Realization, fiction by Dale Clark
* a short bit on why photos taken by a camera off a television screen do not turn out well
* some screenshots and funny captions
* a photo montage called "The Many Faces of Chris Pennock"
* A Taste from the Past, chapter three, by Dale Clark
==Issue 5==
Inside the Old House 5 was published in April/May 1979 and contains 22 pages. 
The editor is struggling a bit: 
* No Escape, fiction by Dale Clark
* an interview with Dr. Peggy Ellen Green of the Shadowcon committee about the upcoming Dark Shadows convention
* Angelique, poem by Ann Longmore
* A Secret, fiction by Larry Clayton
* ads
* a flyer for Shadowcon #3
==Issue 6/7==
 
Inside the Old House 6/7 was published in August/November 1979 and contains 48 pages. 
* there are a number of very short LoCs, most of them expressing the desire that the serial fiction "A Taste from the Past" not be published as chapters over two years in this zine, but as a single novel
* contains a directory of Dark Shadow's fans and their addresses
* A Gift of Light, fiction by Dale Clark
* Never Again, poem by Terri Cogliano
* a page of publicity stills
* Oft in the Night, poem by Tonya Berry
* a con report from the third annual Dark Shadows convention, plus a page of photos
* A for Effort, fiction by Marcy Robin
*Yesterday Morn, poem by Tonya Berry
* untitled poem by Bonnie Coatney
* Changing of the Mind, fiction by Pat Cleese
* a full-page ad for Dark Shadows 1897 Concordance
* art by Barbara Fister-Liltz, Tonya Berry, Guy Haines (centerfold, back cover)
Image:oldhouse6-7centerfold.jpg|centerfold for #6/7, Guy Haines
Image:oldhouse6-7inside.jpg|inside pages, art by Barbara Fister-Liltz, and some sample text
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6/7==
==Issue 8==
Inside the Old House 8 was published in December 1979/January 1980 and contains 26 pages.
* Missing Chapter, fiction by Geoffrey Hamell
* Questions, poem by T. Berry
* 'Skunk Hollow' Mystery Girl: Ghost? Hoax? Fact? Fancy? (from the New Hampshire Sunday News, July 15, 1979)
* Fan Directory, addresses of Dark Shadow's fans
* From the Cellar, LoCs
* several pages of publicity stills
* Freedom/Chains, fiction by Marcy Robin
* All for Nothing, fiction by Dale Clark
* Forever Will My Love Endure, poem by Caroline Alley
* Tryst, poem by T. Berry
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8==
==Issue 9/10==
Inside the Old House 9/10 was published in February/May 1980 and contains 44 pages. 
* Altered Destiny, fiction by Dale Clark
* Dale Clark says that his formally-serialized novel, "A Taste from the Past" is complete as a single novel, but that its title has changed: it is now Resolutions in Time
* a biography of Roger Collins by Geoffrey Hamell
* Dark Tower, a column by Bill Hunt
* Toll the Chimes, poem by T. Berry
* His Bed of Velvet, poem by Anita Henke
* Judah, poem by Patsy Brown
* art by Paul Watts, Guy Haines, Judith Boguslawski (centerfold)
* a flyer for ShadowCon IV
* a letter from Barnabas Collins to Maggie Evans
* a Dark Shadows fan directory
* Let Me Tell My Story, poem by Dianne Keith Bersenik
* Problems in the Philosophy of Time Travel, article by Clint Waters
* A Dream of Dawn, poem by Tonya Berry
* a flyer for Resolutions in Time
* A Unique Vintage, fiction by Terri Berry
* From the Cellar, the LoC column
* Quentin, poem by Dianne Keith Bersenik
* trivia
* some publicity stills from the show
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9/10==
==References==
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Category:1980 Zines