The Pound house in Wyncote was still standing about five years ago
when Ron Bush, Vince Sherry, and I prevailed upon the widow of Carl
Gatter to give us a tour.  There were clear signs of water damage in
the interior.
 
Cheers!
 
Tim Redman
 
On Sat, 25 Mar 2000 17:05:27 -0700 "Louis H. Silverstein"
<[log in to unmask]> wrote:
 
> >Totally off the subject: does anyone know if the Pound house in Wyncote
> >remains? Is it a museum? I used to have a job as a security officer in
> >Wyncote and it's still a nice enough town...I didn't learn until years later
> >that that's the old Ez stomping ground. Was the woods he romped around w./HD
> >in...that was Fairmount Park? Wonder if there's some carved initials in a
> >tree out there...somewhere....
> >
> I'm afraid I always assumed that woods were near the Flower Observatory and
> the Doolittle home.
>
> Cheers, Louis
>
> Louis H. Silverstein
> Literary Anthropologist (specializing in H.D. and her circle as well as
> things mysterious)
> (e-mail: [log in to unmask])
>
> "Books determine, have determined, will determine our lives, as readers and
> writers, and for this, let us give thanks."  Lawrence Clark Powell.  BOOKS
> WEST SOUTHWEST  (1957: 37)
 
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