A dining room with a round table covered with a white tablecloth, surrounded by olive green velvet chairs. A large spherical chandelier hangs from the ceiling, and the room features wood-paneled walls with framed artwork and large windows with blue curtains.

Historic photo of a private room with a dining table with six chairs in a room with beige walls and a wooden ceiling. There is a chandelier hanging above the table.

The Breakfast Room

This was Ada’s favorite room in the entire mansion. The reason she loved the Breakfast Room so much was because she was an early riser and this room is especially lovely in the morning hours.

Considering Ada’s comfort, William decided to have the two far walls completely sound proofed because they back up to the kitchen. He did not want Ada to be disturbed by any kitchen noise. This was a very innovative feature for 1931. Take a moment to notice the pegged-oak hardwood floors and knotty pine paneling which are original to the home.