Mezzanine and Drawing Room of Historic Packard Road Home Renovated By Judge and Mrs. Breakey Jr., April 1968
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Ann Arbor News, April 18, 1968
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Mezzanine Frames Drawing Room - When Judge and Mrs. James R. Breakey Jr. decided to remodel the stately pillared home built in 1830 which belonged to Judge Breakey's parents, a major consideration was to build a room to house Judge Breakey's law books and the book cases which he inherited from the law office of a friend. The result is an attractive drawing room, music room and library which is framed by a second-floor mezzanine where more books and Mrs. Breakey's collection of dolls rest. The red-carpeted stairway has a wrought iron bannister which extends around the mezzanine upstairs.
Ann Arbor News, April 18, 1968
Caption
Mezzanine Frames Drawing Room - When Judge and Mrs. James R. Breakey Jr. decided to remodel the stately pillared home built in 1830 which belonged to Judge Breakey's parents, a major consideration was to build a room to house Judge Breakey's law books and the book cases which he inherited from the law office of a friend. The result is an attractive drawing room, music room and library which is framed by a second-floor mezzanine where more books and Mrs. Breakey's collection of dolls rest. The red-carpeted stairway has a wrought iron bannister which extends around the mezzanine upstairs.
Year
1968
Month
April
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