The Mayfair Family Tree

One thing I have noticed is the interest in the genealogy of the Mayfair Witches.  So, I have been making some preparations to go into the subject on a deeper level.

World of the Witches

I kept forgetting this one, but when you go to the main navigation menu and click on World of the Witches, it will open the page that gives an overview of Rowan and Lasher's trip from the US to Britain and Europe before returning to the US and Rowan's eventual escape in Houston, Texas.  Except the maps that were once on the page haven't been for some time.

Patterns in Chaos

I've done a little redecorating on the Patterns In Chaos page.  The page mainly discusses the restoration of the Mayfair house in The Witching Hour.  The AMC series had the Soria-Creel house's exterior fit with the condition of the Mayfair house when Dierdre Mayfair died in the novel.  In one of those brief featurettes about the making of the series, the use of the green inside and out was meant to give the impression that the overgrown chaos that was the Mayfair garden was slowly consuming the house as well.

The House on First Street

Added to the Exploring New Orleans Architecture page is a brief section on The House on First Street by Julia Reed.

New Orleans Architecture--Updated

Another new page!

Amelia Street Gallery Two

I've added a second gallery to the Amelia Street page.  One difference you'll notice right away is that the kitchen appears to have been redecorated/renovated/remodeled at some point between listings.  The same seems to have been done with at least one of the bedrooms.

Amelia Street

I spent quite a bit of time on the Amelia Street page.  As I make my way towards distinguishing the two houses from one another, I decided to add some additional images and details about the house on St. Charles Avenue.

History in Color

An Update For Architectural Enthusiasts...

...is that what it's called?

Anyway.

Something I have been anxious to do for weeks now, I managed to do.  A lot of my time over the last several weeks has been focused on site navigation, which I hope makes it much easier for people to navigate the site without having to scroll, click, click, scroll, scroll, scroll, scroll, click, scroll, click, click, scroll...