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== Background == | |||
Minnie Huxley works at the Historical Preservation Society in Seattle, Washington. | Minnie Huxley works at the Historical Preservation Society in Seattle, Washington. | ||
== During the events of [[The Changeling (1980)]] played by [[Ruth Springford]] == | |||
Minnie tells [[Claire Norman]] that she has a call and after Claire leaves, Minnie tells [[John Russell]] that the Chessman Park House never should have been rented out and the house doesn't want people living in it. John and Claire go over the deed records for the home and discover Carmichael donated the house to the Preservation Society, but the earliest deed records are missing. Minnie tells them that a doctor sold the house in 1909 after a family tragedy. Later, Minnie calls [[Senator Carmichael]] and tells him John and Claire have been looking up information on the Chessman Park home. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:11, 5 November 2019
Background
Minnie Huxley works at the Historical Preservation Society in Seattle, Washington.
During the events of The Changeling (1980) played by Ruth Springford
Minnie tells Claire Norman that she has a call and after Claire leaves, Minnie tells John Russell that the Chessman Park House never should have been rented out and the house doesn't want people living in it. John and Claire go over the deed records for the home and discover Carmichael donated the house to the Preservation Society, but the earliest deed records are missing. Minnie tells them that a doctor sold the house in 1909 after a family tragedy. Later, Minnie calls Senator Carmichael and tells him John and Claire have been looking up information on the Chessman Park home.