The first record of The House's existence dates back to a round 1827, when a wealthy gentleman by the name of Eric Moses Quinn-Walmsley found it, restored it at no small expense, and dubbed it Walmsley Ranch. It was there he and his third wife Mavis would go on to raise—and later, lose—a herd of cattle, three German Shepherds, eighteen horses, a pack mule, two dozen chickens, and seven children. No record of any previous owner, nor any details of The House’s original construction, have yet been found.
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