In Eureka, we looked at Victorian houses and lived in one. We stayed three days and two nights at a grand Victorian home, The Ship’s Inn, which was one of the best bed and breakfast in Eureka.
The house was built in 1887 by boat carpenters and a master shipbuilder for a danish sea captain, Martin Brandt. The captain was born in Denmark in 1855 and went to sea at 14 years old. Later he moved to the USA.
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| The house was restored by a navy family, primarily a wife of a navy man – Genie Woods, who is very good at interior design and cooking!
Her son owns a hotel in a province in the Philippines, she told us. I’m interested because I come from the Philippines. |
The only thing I don’t like in this house is my imagination. In the night, I tried to control my toilet visits, because I was afraid of the shadows, the darkness and the pervading silence. The house made me think of ghosts…
