• Ed C. Mossop Sure looks like the real thing to me.
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      Haynes Sher Wow, what a wonderful find!
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      Larry Smith Outstanding!
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      Barb Heim Capelli Awrsome !!
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      Barb Heim Capelli I was hiking there yesterday. . Great pics!
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      Jack Brangan I do remember that bridge to the tea house
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      Regina Jean Bennett Maher I think so, the lake and bridge railing look right.
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      J Scott Barnes The photo with the bridge is definitely the tea house. The other two look like a different structure, maybe a boat house. This might have been located at the bottom of the staircase that starts at the end of East Willow.
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      Lisa Flowers OMG, that is awesome!! I remember being able to walk over that bridge in the early 70s. I agree with J Scott Barnes I know it was a boat house but in my day (1968-75) the water was never high enough to recall how it looks in the other photos. Sandy Dipper Any comments?
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      Lisa Flowers So the more I look at the post, the more I think it must be the original teahouse. I remember the approach to it, early on you could step up several levels to stand on the actual surface of the structrure.
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      Lisa Flowers To continue...I;n wondering if the other photos show a boathouse that was closer to the "Langston Lake" house. There are steep cement-type steps that lead down to the lake today... could that be the other structures?
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      Sandy Dipper Lisa Flowers yes i especially remember the arched bridge and agree the water around it was not deep, mostly shallow swamp-like.
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      William H Flowers I think the house at the top of this group was right on Langstons,If you followed Willow St. to the lake there was remains of a dock and house that burned down long before I fished from the remaining timbers in the 1960s.I completely forgot about those ruins but that might be what stood there?
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      William H Flowers there are two views in that group, the tea house and this other structure looking up the lake from the tea house bridge.deja vu !