These were a few of the things said in 1954 about the "All Electric House."  As you walk into the Living Room from the Foyer, you will first notice the ‘uniquely’ colored walls. The walls were painted a color called Mushroom.  The ceiling is painted to match the walls. As you look around, you may notice that the dining room and the living room are one big room.  The living room and dining room furniture is the original 50's style.   By today's standards the living room is sparsely furnished with a sofa, two chairs, and two small tables. 

     If you sit on the couch you may notice two protruding thick wires. One wire was used to open and close the shades. The other one does something equally important. It turns on and off the lights. It can also turn on the lights only halfway using a dimmer feature. While sitting on the sofa, you will notice the fireplace.   But don’t light it with a match! The logs are fake, and you also hear a fake crackling sound while enjoying the luxurious fireplace.

     By now you are probably wondering where the television is, and why that weird picture is in there. But don’t fret! The television is right behind the picture! Just push a button by the couch and you will have instant access to all 4 channels!

The dining room has a very interesting feature.  Right above the dinner table, there is a small light that gives the effect of candlelight!  The table is set with a traditional 50's pink china.