Plum Orchard's entrance hall is most likely the
only public room left intact from the original design of the house in
1898. I can not verify it because there are only a handful of
architectural plans located on the internet.
Boasting woodwork of oak, the room is designed around two columns and an elegant stairway which is set in the back of
the hall.
There are two fluted Ionic columns on
pedestals and two pilasters at the walls supporting a detailed
entablature spanning across the room which is continued around the walls as the cornice.
Stair landing above the inglenook
Wallpaper detail
Pilaster capital, cornice, and ceiling stencil design
Details of the ceiling
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