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The Gamble House The Gamble House is historical for its beautiful architecture and its unique design. When I first heard of it I assumed it was known for something more than just its appearance. When I first heard its name I thought it was know for something a bit cooler like a secret place where only the elites would go to gamble and it had a secret room inside where if you were to pull a book off of a bookshelf a door would open and you would find a secret room with poker tables and a bar.

Ethics, rational, and the right thing to do are words or phrases that appear throughout the “Control” episode of House. These words all come back to the same general understand that sometimes what is the right thing to do is not ethical. There are times where the only solution for good is by doing unethical things. Throughout this episode there were several examples of ethical philosophies noted. Rawls’s veil of ignorance, Mill’s utilitarianism, and Aristotle and Confucius’s golden mean were all

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last house I observed was in the Bon Ton Historic District as well and is located at 610 South Wilson Avenue. This house was built back in 1904 which was later than the other houses I had previously observed. Due to the difference in time periods this house has a Colonial Revival style which shows the colonial heritage but it also has a Craftsman style. The colonial style can be seen in the columns, corner boards, and the front porch. This house also has a bay window which the previous houses also

conclude that the Salisbury House is older than the Salem Copland House located a few blocks away. The Salisbury House is a simple Greek Revival building that includes many aspects of the Federal style. The Federal style was primarily from 1780-1830 in the newly independent United States. Most of these buildings are simple boxes and are modestly ornamented. They are also characterized with low hipped roofs, six-over-six windows and two chimneys. The Salisbury House has many of the federal features

MAYCOMB COUNTY- A house fire in the winter this year, 1935, was caused by a lamp being left on to warm some potted plants at 1:00 AM in the home of Maudie Atkinson. As the fire was spewing out of the house on the main residential street, many neighbors were watching the event unfold, and they also helped Maudie get some of her recoverable furniture out of the house. Fire trucks immediately arrived on the scene. This was not much help because the town fire truck could not function correctly

The elaboration on how much money living in a Tiny house saves on utilities, is dampened by the fact that municipal utilities like water, waste, electricity, and trash are not made available to illegal housing, so you will be required to find a way of living off the grid. “Tiny home dreamers may be less enthusiastic after actually living in one. Hauling water in, wastes out, and scrimping on electrical appliances or going without because small solar arrays are underpowered”(Wyatt 40). Even the task

Mansion in Talbott, Tennessee. Arrowhill, also know as the Watkins-Witt House, was built in 1857 by Congressman Albert G. Watkins, who had extensive land holdings in the area. The home was built by slave labor, with bricks fired on the grounds. During the War Between the States, the house was used as headquarters and hospital by both armies. Confederate General James Longstreet was among its guest for a night. The Watkins-Witt House is nominated under National Register criterion C for its architectural

Two stand before you. One, on the right, a blue and black bungalow. Next to it, a red and black house. They stand apart from the rest on the block. “So here are the two houses for sale. They are exact mirrors of each other on the outside, but differ vastly on the inside. Let us start with a tour of the house on the right,” the Realtor says. He opens the door and in the entryway is a massive chandelier with sapphire crystals, resembling a star lit sky. “You might notice how open everything is. This

Right across the street, five steps, five hops, and 2 giant steps that was all it took for me to get to my grandmas house from my front door to her front door, it was that easy. One glance out the window to make sure her small tan explorer was in there driveway and it was off to grandma's house, the place where most of my childhood memories formed,the place that was so old it traveled from Kentucky to Missouri with my grandparents, the place that meant a lot to me. In this cramped trailer that