Here is a new game, what room is this, and what else

did we ever see Joshua's office there is the room with the swords on the wall, but that is in Collinwood. There are a few present day rooms. One of them had something to do with RD.

Joshua and Nathan Forbes had a conversation in Joshua's office, sort of late in the 1795 storyline.

So the running count is as follows:

1966--Seaview, Roger's office
1795--Main Room of the Gaol, Joshus'a office

I don't think this was used as Barnabas' bedroom in 1795, but I could be wrong. I just don't remember both those windows in there. I think they transformed the master bedroom set of the Old House into Barnabas' bedroom. Or maybe that's just where he died.

This place also reminds me of Prof. Stokes house during Present Day.

Yes in the Adam story line, the doors are right and the windoes    Barnabas bed room is the one where  Angelique come to Barnabas and askes why he didn't come to her, and then she does her thing.

Barnabas bed room is the one where  Angelique come to Barnabas and askes why he didn't come to her, and then she does her thing.

Yes, it's in the kinescope of Angelique's arrival in 1795.  Just before she comes knocking on his door and is rebuffed, Barnabas crosses the room in front of those windows.  I was about to post this when I saw your reply, lol.

here's my personal favorite...

when burke devlin returns to collinsport in 1966 he takes a suite of rooms at the inn(which maggie sarcastically refers to as the "presedential suite".)

what number room is this?who else resides in this space over the years?

I'm assuming that this was room 24, and I don't think that you can count on the fingers of one hand the people who resided in it.

If I remember correctly, Maude Browning used it in 1795/6.  And if by any chance the presidential suite was named that way because George Washington slept there, then I have to wonder if Martha accompanied him on that trip.

I'm sort of curious to see just how many people we can come up with who occupied the "presidential suite" in one of its incarnations, so I'm going to add Paul Stoddard and possibly Tony Peterson.  It's only "possibly" because I have this idea that his pre-1795 residence was someplace different but that after 1795, Professor Stokes visited him in this room - but it may be that before 1795 I was not as familiar with the room as I later became.  Anyway, if Tony Peterson can be confirmed, that brings us to four people - Burke Devlin, Maude Browning, Paul Stoddard, and Tony Peterson.  Can we indeed bring the count up past the fingers of one hand?  And maybe even make it to the toes?

Tim Shaw and Amanda Harris???

that brings us to four people - Burke Devlin, Maude Browning, Paul Stoddard, and Tony Peterson.  Can we indeed bring the count up past the fingers of one hand?

Ned and Sabrina Stuart stayed in Burke's former room-- #24.

Joe Haskell's apartment outside the Collinsport Inn was, conveniently, also #24.

i'm glad to see that i'm not the only aficionado of room twenty four.

they at least had the good sense to reconfigure/refurnish the set with each use although the window treatment is usually the same:loose weave taupe drapes backed by venetian blinds.

sadly it is only during burke's residency that we see the functioning kitchenette.

perhaps to hieghten the character's sense of desperation it is under paul stoddard that the set is at it's most bleak with this dumpy sink inexplicably mounted to the wall.

it's generally bachelor lodgings so i believe that olivia correy/a.k.a.amanda harris is it's only female occupant.the set is pretty austere so they try to "femenize" it with ferns and drapes and perhaps in a nod to the character's vanity several framed photographs of ms.correy herself!

i had forgotten that maude browning and ned stuart resided there as well.is there anyone else?

oops!

i suppose if maude browning was there then olivia correy was not it's only female resident.

i don't remember that character having a home.i thought she was just one of those dockside doxies barnabas hooks up with in 1795.

Burke's, Tony's and Joe's rooms were very different from the Seaview set. Jeff's room was similar, though.

I think we are talking abot 2  different rooms,  one the seaview, and the other the presidential suite. Maybe we need a picture of the presidential suite. I think there were only two to three hospital rooms, the same with the collinsport inn. You wonder how much Collinsport could support.

i suppose if maude browning was there then olivia correy was not it's only female resident.

i don't remember that character having a home.i thought she was just one of those dockside doxies barnabas hooks up with in 1795.

Maude had dealings with Nathan Forbes as well as with Barnabas.  I don't remember exactly why she was visited in her room (except that it was not in the pursuit of her chosen profession) and I can't remember which of the two gentlemen did the visiting, or if it was both of them, separately, but I'm pretty sure that visiting was done.

I can't remember which of the two gentlemen did the visiting, or if it was both of them, separately, but I'm pretty sure that visiting was done.

Both Nathan and Barnabas visited Maude separately in her room. I do believe Ben also paid a visit there to do a bit of searching.