A black historical plaque with gold text reading The Jayne House, noting it was built in 1895 for Dr. Horace and Mrs. Caroline Furness Jayne, designed by Frank Furness, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is mounted on a brick wall.
A large, arched wooden skylight with a grid of decorative stained glass panels. Below the skylight, the surrounding wall panels show significant areas of peeling paint and plaster.
A worker in a light sweatshirt stands on wooden scaffolding in a room with vintage patterned wallpaper. Above the wallpaper, a mural of trees and sky is framed by dark wood molding under a glass ceiling.
A stained-glass ceiling with a grid of wooden frames features circular, geometric patterns. A construction ladder extends into the frame from the left, angled toward the glass panels.
A room with a coffered ceiling featuring leaded glass panels above a continuous mural of a pastoral landscape with trees, flowers, and wildlife. The walls below are covered in patterned green wallpaper, and the woodwork is dark brown.
A rectangular metal grate with a geometric pattern of four circles stacked within two vertical V-shaped structures. It is displayed against a technical blueprint background.
A white cabinet with two glass-paned doors featuring a repeating metal geometric overlay of circles and triangles. Below the doors is a rectangular vent grille integrated into the base of the unit.