Coming up to the entrance of the house, one sees this lovely porch with a striking front door.




This shot of the front was taken before the leaves turned to a brilliant orange and yellow.



On the porch we get a view of the comfortable and beautiful sitting area.



The porch also provides a cozy spot for informal dining.




This is a shot of the living room.  The walls make a beautiful statement.



This photo of the living room shows the pocket doors going into the dining room.



Another shot of the living room showing the fireplace and mantle.



This is the formal dining room.  The wallpaper here compliments the burgundy walls of the adjoining living room.



And another view of the dining room.  Just look at the wonderful window treatments.



Here we have a look at the family room.  The earth color on the walls is lovely with the white trim.



This is a letter found in the attic, addressed to Mr. J. H. Hoffman, dated May 1, 1918.  It was framed and matted by Mrs. McCall and left with the house.





This window seat is located on the landing of the stairway.



The butler's pantry is located between the kitchen and dining room.



This is a shot of the kitchen with its cheerful wallpaper.






This is a shot of an historic transom over one of the doors.



This is a photo of the ceiling in one of the upstairs bathrooms.



This wonderful fireplace is in one of the bedrooms upstairs.




This is a view of the back of the house.



As we leave this beautiful house, we catch a photo of the bosses of this home - two poodles named Reagan and Reilly.

I would like to express my gratitude to Melinda and Dan Williford for sharing these photos of their home.

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