A place of mystery and wonder that both charms and disquiets at the same time. The building itself is an architectural work of art, with careful carvings and Gothic elements catching the attention of passersby.
Within, one may admire the works of the maestro, described thus by the renowned art critic Thurber: “There’s no use in my trying to tell you what they were like, because the awful, the blasphemous horror, and the unbelievable loathsomeness and moral foetor came from simple touches quite beyond the power of words to classify”. Inexplicably, such phantasmagorical and disturbing works have become quite fashionable among the wealthy of the neighborhood, maybe because of the ever present urge for eccentricity typical of those who have everything one could ever wish for.