The clock tower as we approached Singer Castle
Rachel standing on the dock outside of the boat house/admission office of Singer Castle
Boat house on the left, dock on the right.
This was the first Mate Billy on our tour boat.
Sign showing the layout of the island and castle
Our tour guide standing in front of the massive wooden doors. She was talking about the turrets to the upper right of where we were standing.
The second floor turret which housed an office the we will see later.
One of many fireplaces. This one is smooth Italian marble.
The breakfast room with windows all around.
Looking down on the garden. It was set up for a luncheon.
Looking across the St. Lawrence river to a camp that once belonged to Frederic Remington, the great sculptor.
Another fireplace
Booths similar to Pullman RR car seats. They also had curtains that could be pulled for privacy.
Just had to get the moose!
This is the inside of the second floor turret.
Singer Castle has secret passages all through out the castle so the servants could make sure guests were taken care of. Notice the slanted picture.
The velvet drapes have faded a little! They are the original drapes to the castle.
This was connected to the weathervane on the roof. It was on the ceiling in one of the rooms. Easy way to see which was the wind was blowing.
This was where the servant women stayed. They each had a bed and a little closet and built in chest of drawers.
The electric light bath.
One of many Singer sewing machines throughout Singer Castle.
Looking way down on the garden and the dock.
In the library.
Our fearless leader Larry.
Outside the castle on the backside of the island where the tennis court once was.
Another view of the back of the castle. The wing to the right was not originally closed in, it was a sun porch.
As we were leaving, you can see the water was rough. Gary, Wayne, and Mel all got wet.
Waiting for the boat to go to Boldt Castle. Larry fixing his hair.
Don't they just look like an energetic bunch?
Going around the island to the docks for Boldt Castle.
Underground walkway to the other end of the island.
Some of the fancy plant work on Heart Island.
More plant work.
