The Jayme house

Indiana · United States · House

Two bedrooms upstairs. Shut the cubby hole door in the left one at night and it is open again by morning, whatever you put in front of it.

The reports from this house at Hammond, Indiana are confined to two upstairs bedrooms, and specifically to the cubby holes in them.

In the bedroom on the left, the cubby hole door will not stay shut. Close it at night and it is open in the morning. Put something in front of it and the door is open anyway.

In the bedroom on the right, the accounts are different: lights in the dark, noises, and overpowering smells, all from inside the cubby hole.

Doors that swing open on their own are usually a question of a house settling out of square, which old frame houses in this part of Indiana do, and a latch that no longer meets its keeper will open with the slightest draught. The obstruction detail is the part that does not fit.

This is a private home and the people who live there should not be disturbed.

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The Jayme house is in Indiana, United States.