Haunted Manor Parlor

Step into a haunted manor parlor for three hours of gothic pipe organ and a crackling fireplace. A log fire glows beneath a carved dark-wood mantel lined with silver candlesticks, carved pumpkins and a watchful raven, while a cobwebbed gilded mirror catches the candlelight and a full moon shines through lace curtains.

A commanding pipe organ leads with deep pedal bass and rich, dark chords, its slightly mischievous melody winding through minor keys like an antique tune echoing down the hall, with sparse low strings deepening the shadows. Eerie and strangely inviting, never loud, it's a theatrical backdrop for reading, writing, working, or a long October night by the fire.

The Haunted Manor Parlor is the one room in the old house where the fire is always lit: faded portraits on green damask walls, a velvet armchair waiting with an open book, and cobwebs no one has dared to clear. Put it on for a spooky-cozy October evening, mysterious rather than frightening.