The Horror of LeMarq manor

[Operator5]

Well, back from my trip to Ipswich, Mass. Had a great time. We stayed at a place called the Inn at Castle Hill. Now, I'm going to skip the real history and go for something a little more sinister. The grounds sparked a huge idea for me and will be the basis around which the .45 Adventure Horror supplement will be built.

I'm sharing just some of the pictures I took here.

Why would a man choose to build a house on a hill in the middle of a swamp?



Why would he need this "temple" deep in the woods with a path leading to the ocean?



Why would the workers at his factory chip in to have two of these statues put in place with the inscription "To protect this house from evil"?



And why would he have a walkway this large built from the house to the sea?



If you ever are in the Massachussetts area you should take the time to explore the fishing towns along the north coast if you are a fan of Lovecraft and his works. Nothing will inspire you more.

[PeteMurray]

If you ever are in the Massachussetts area you should take the time to explore the fishing towns along the north coast if you are a fan of Lovecraft and his works. Nothing will inspire you more.

Or put you at greater risk from harm at the hands of the Deep Ones and their land-dwelling worshippers!

Awesome pictures, Rich. Welcome back.

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Hi Rich, great report, i love the pics and love to see there are really such cthulhoid mysterious areas on this planet  

[Poliorketes]

Remember that ancient Temple-Ruin near that Hunting Manorin the Schaumburger Forest? The manorwith the room dedicated to Hearn the Hunter?

[Mo]

Uh-Oh.

I think something else just moved in front of Super Science on the release schedule...

 

[Driscoles]

Hi Rich,

you are right. A lot of questions.
Thanks for the wonderful pictures and the nice report.
I sure have those visits on my timetable. One day....
I hope !

Björn

[WitchfinderGeneral]

This story's wicked as hell!

Living there would sooner or later drive me crazy for sure.