Page 2 of 2 - The interior of Gillette's Castle |
The woodwork within the castle is hand-hewn southern white oak. Of the 47 doors within the structure, there are no two doors exactly the same. And each door has a handsome external latch intricately carved of wood. Even the Castle's furnishings are indications of Gillette's inspirations. The built-in couches, a movable table on tracks, and light switches of carved wood all point to his creative genius. |
Below: The inside of the entrance door. Then the two RV Gypsies walked up some stairs to the second floor. |
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Below: The table by the fireplace
had moveable pieces hanging down because there were lots of cats living
here, and they liked to swat at the pieces and see them move. |
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Below: Close-up of some of the cute stuff on the fireplace mantle. |
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Below: Close-up of the stuff on the walls. |
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Below: A close-up of the sign that was in the middle of the display of coins that were collected from the wishing well, also shown below. |
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Below: A bar |
Below: Another fancy door |
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Below: Three of the many windows in Gillette's Castle and the fantastic views. |
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The sign below explains the photo below on the right about the unique mechanical device on the wall near the head of the bed that turns off the lights. |
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Below: The two photos below
are also explained in the above sign. |
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Below: Another fancy light switch |
Below: Another uniquely designed door |
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Below: Lee Duquette descending
the fancy staircase to exit Gillette's Castle. |
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Below: The two RV Gypsies
enjoyed a picnic on the grounds of Gillette's Castle. |
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