November through January. The house still uses its original Thomas Edison light fixtures and period electroliers. The house features the "Hydro Adventure Center", a hands-on operating model of the earliest central hydroelectric station. The house contains nine fireplaces, some surrounded by imported Minton tiles, intricate interior handcarved woodwork carved from woods native to Wisconsin, period furnishings, secret passages, and stained glass windows. References External links Houses completed in 1882 Buildings and structures in Appleton, Wisconsin Historic house museums in Wisconsin Museums in Outagamie County, Wisconsin Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Wisconsin Queen Anne architecture in Wisconsin Houses in Outagamie County, Wisconsin National Register of Historic Places in Outagamie County, Wisconsin