 The western of the two bedrooms has a barrel-vaulted plaster ceiling, and all three upstairs spaces are extensively painted with murals.The motifs of the work (leafy trees, landscape scenes, and stenciled figures) are typical of the school of work originated by Rufus Porter, but the subject matter includes elements not typically associated with Porter himself.The most unusual figures include marine mammals, two horses, and a striped cat playing with a mouse.