A former powder cellar in this building is sheathed with copper, as is its iron door, which makes "an unusually sharp grating sound."
Looking at this building produces an effect similar to opium withdrawal, and it is repeatedly described as having windows that are "vacant" and "eye-like." A former powder cellar in this building is sheathed with copper, as is its iron door, which makes "an unusually sharp grating sound." Works of art created in this building include a painting of a windowless but bright tunnel with blank stone walls and a song called [*] "The Haunted Palace." One resident of this house is buried alive by her twin in a vault but re-emerges during a reading of "The Mad Trist" by Sir Launcelot Canning. For 10 points, name this residence of Madeline and Roderick which splits in half and sinks into a tarn at the end of a short story by Edgar Allen Poe.
Looking at this building produces an effect similar to opium withdrawal, and it is repeatedly described as having windows that are "vacant" and "eye-like."
the House of Usher