Echoes From The Attic and Poems, Jack Vaughan Home, Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana
Submitted to the USGenWeb Archives by Don Johnson, Feb. 2001
Typed by Belford Carver
Written by by Edna F. Campbell
Copyrighted by Edna F. Campbell
With special thanks to her family for permission to use her works.

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JACK VAUGHAN RESIDENCE

The Jack Vaughan, 145 Beachwood Drive, reflects an air of New England with its 
Cape Cod wing and its rustic red and white trim.  A Confederate Jasmine flanks 
the walkway and other plants add to the spring setting.

It is fronted by a spacious lawn dotted with pines and dogwoods.  Masses of 
hollies, azaleas, and pyrocanthas are well grouped here also.

Inside is bright and beautiful.  Much white and electric blue is used.  All 
details are perfectly carried out in living room, dining room, den, kitchen, and 
breakfast room.

The home is geared for hospitality and cheerfulness with its bright colors.  
Sofas and chairs form a conversational setting in the living room and colors 
harmonize in the dining area, den and kitchen,  The family room continues the 
color harmony and the fireplace lends a note of warmth to the room where Margaret 
Vaughan said, "this is where we really live."  The garden houses a pool and 
cabana as an asset for outdoor entertainment.

(From ECHOES FROM THE ATTIC, IX, 1976, by Edna Campbell)

(Pic of the house)