This is a vintage, black and white photo of the Music Room. The photo depicts a long, two-story room/concert hall looking towards the north wall. The walls and ceiling are a light, possibly white color, and feature some limited moldings and other decorative elements, and some beams form large squares in the ceiling. The wood floor has a center aisle, with a long rug from the rear, flanked on each side by six rows of simple, wooden chairs, five chairs to a row, facing the stage/front. Similar chairs line the east and west walls. At the rear, north side, are two white staircases that curve up to an entrance to a second floor balcony that runs along the north wall and curves into parts of the east and west walls. The balcony has some chairs, objects, and artwork, and the staircase and balcony feature a railing of white latticework. The area under the balcony is dark, but a door or opening is visible. The west wall, to our left, has a set of four tall, arched second-floor windows that partially meet up with the balcony, and a fifth, single window closer to the balcony entrance.  These windows are covered by dark sheer curtains. On the ground floor, under the second-floor set of four windows, is a large opening flanked by stone statutes on tall pedestals, and the opening may have a large mirror. The east wall, to our right, largely mirrors the west wall, except that the second story windows are sunlit with exterior light, and there are additional ground floor statues on pedestals along the wall. The lower left corner has a white marking “19307” and the lower right corner has a white marking “T.E. Marr & Son©”.