Hoover House Reading Book Reduced

place as a backdrop for the entry parlor, and as walls adding timeless character
to an island kitchen. The remains of the cabin give depth to the legacy
of the house. With the advance of time and the fortunes of a succession of
its occupants, all of the surrounding rooms of the house boast such “newer”
refinements as beadboard walls, fancy hardware, and tongue-and-groove pine
flooring.
“Living in this house is like living in a piece of artwork,” praises the owner,
Dr. Sandra Dunkin, local psychiatrist.
From the steps of her front porch, she gazes across the street at Tommy and
Judi’s home and adds: “I don’t know which is the greater experience, living
in an incredible Hoover home or being part of their lives and calling them
friends. I’m glad I don’t have to choose.”