Hi Jack-
        I saw your note last week, but I've been kind of slow to respond to your
"Hello."  By the way, anytime you want to start off an e-mail with the
words "Yes, Tim Reed is right" is just fine by me!  In fact, if you led off
every e-mail with that statement, that would be great...
        I'm still working at the O.S.A., and have been mapping a large site we
excavated last spring and summer: a thousand year old village near the
Floyd River in Sioux City.  How's tricks at the SHSI?  Working on any new
exhibits?
        Best Wishes-
                        Tim
Timothy Reed
Office of the State Archaeologist of Iowa
University of Iowa
[log in to unmask]

At 07:43 AM 11/16/98 -0600, you wrote:
>Yes, Tim Reed is right (hi Tim).  It is House on the Rock.  It is a bizarre
>place which defies description.  Jack Lufkin
>
>At 05:05 PM 11/13/1998 -0500, you wrote:
>>     sounds like House on the Rock, which is in Wisconsin, somewhere in the
>>vicinity of Spring Green, if memory serves...   lu harper
>>Director of Library Services
>>Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester
>>[log in to unmask]   ----------
>>From:  Meaghan[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
>>Reply To:      Museum discussion list
>>Sent:  Friday, November 13, 1998 3:38 PM
>>To:    [log in to unmask]
>>Subject:       House of Stone?   Hello-   I'm not on the list so please
>>reply to [log in to unmask]   Trying to find information about a house of
>>stone in the US..
>>  It has many rooms (carved
>>inside of the rock) filled with collectibles, of the owner/builder's
>> "world's largest indoor
>>" "" that extends from this
>>house/boulder.   I used to have a book about this place; a relative had
>>visited there at
>>  I've looked all over the web and can't seem to find this
>>place listed- and can't remember the name of this museum.   Thanks for your
>>help, please respond to [log in to unmask]   Meaghan
>
>