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The entire structure is just an eyelash over 8500 square feet. Theres an elevator and an in-law apart- ment. Our favorite place is the paneled li- brary big enough for a game of jai alai. Sec- retary Weinbergers wife Jane an author and publisher must have loved curling up here with her famous collie. Here those who kept the world secure had a moment of rest to feel secure them- selves. Its vaguely satisfying to know that the kitchen of one of the most powerful men in the Western world needs by all ac- counts a complete redo. Otherwise this is an astonishing property for those who dare to think big. Sic transit gloria mundi. Taxes are 12600. n cisco as was I. He started reviewing books for the Chronicle in San Francisco when he was very young. His desk in Windswept was once owned by Winston Churchill a favorite of my fathers. If youre seated at the desk and look left you look straight down Somes Sound all the way to Beach Mountain which is absolutely gorgeous. Theres a presidential feeling to the room. I remember flags. The HEW flag was there with book and snake entwined my father was also Secretary of Health Education and Welfare plus the American Flag. A documentary filmmaker would have to take to you to his tiny writing room off a bedroom suite that had his old double writing desk from his days in California. He also had a stand-up inkwell writing desk made by prisoners at Fort Leaven- worth. It was decorated with bronze coins showing each branch of the service. From that desk he could look down the whole length of the sound. Do you feel personally connected to this house CW Yes along with my sister and our re- spective families. I live next door in a house called Gull Rock so named because theres a rock deposited by a glacier on which so many gulls sit. Its the start of the fjord. Dont you mean fjrd Must every- thing be downgraded CW That happened a few years back when my dad was still alive. My dad want- ed no part of it. He thought that was crazy. The Sound was always a fjord to him... n Fjord Long narrow arm of the sea commonly extending far in- land that results from marine inundation of a glaciated valley. Fjrd Rocky inlet of the sea usually found along relative- ly low-lying coasts. Formed by the submergence of a glacial valley fjrds are characteristically more irregularly shaped than the fjords. Like fjords they may be quite deep and may have thresholds at their mouths. Fjrds are often connected by mazes of channels but are not typically river-fed estuar- ies.britannica.com Sewall HouSe Yoga is a National Historic Registry destination where Theodore Roosevelt learned the healing attributes of nature. We offer on-going all-inclusive affordable lodging and healing yoga practices. Join us July 2931 2016 for our Yoga Writing Retreat. find out more 646.316.5151 infosewallhouse.com sewallhouse.com For all your Flooring needs 207 883-2800 197 route 1 scarborough Me 04074