Kavanagh House

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an ornate archway leads into the living room

Front entry and arch to Parlor in Standrod House. The Kavanagh House has a similar fret work over the arch, only of metal, and it can rearrange to create words. The floor also shows a flaw in the pattern--similar to the idea that trapped Vincent, after he died, in the rotunda of the Kavanagh House.

Floor plan The Kavanagh House, 2nd floor

floor plan The Kavanagh House, 1st floor

an ornate iron gate in the middle of a room

cage elevator (from Mar. 22, 1857, the first department store elevator, invented by Elisha Graves Otis, is installed in New York.)

black and white photograph of an old abandoned house behind a fence with vines on it

Franklin Castle Cleveland, Ohio

Franklin Castle Cleveland, USA (by Bob Trinnes) often referred to as the most haunted house in all of Ohio

an info sheet describing how to trap a ghost and how to use it in the game

The Kavanagh House: The Aeturnus Machine, Book 1

The Kavanagh House, where a spirit got trapped for over 100 years.

The Kavanagh House (The Aeturnus Machine Book 1)

an old victorian style house with turrets on the roof and stairs leading up to the front door

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Standrod Mansion, Pocatello, ID

an old photo of a horse and buggy in front of a church

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D.W. Standrod was a well to do lawyer and business man in Pocatello, Idaho which is just south west of Idaho Falls. With his wealth, in 1902 he built a beautiful Chateauesque style mansion which was modeled after it's French counterparts. He lived in the mansion with his wife Emma and his two children, daughter Cammie and son Drew. Many believe that several of the family members still reside in the home, even though they have all passed away from illness over the years. Read the full sto...