Dining Room Intro
The dining room features a call button, in the floor, to call to the staff if there is a need for something at the dining table for guests. Cut glass is nearby on the sideboard to accompany any meal.
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The room is decorated with engravings from the War of 1812. These serve as a reminder of James Rundlet’s ability to keep his business and family prosperous during the war; his woolen mills Salmon Falls, New Hampshire and Amesbury, Massachusetts produced wool for uniforms during a time of great uncertainty.
Adjoining the dining room is a narrow passageway with built in closet to hold many of the Rundlets’ porcelain service including export tableware for everyday use and entertaining.