The House on 08

The House on 08 is the current residence of Dawson and Zeus as well as the inspiration for the house from Lemony Snicket’s ''A Series of Unfortunate Events. ''The house has been in his family for generations and is one of several spooky houses in the area. It was in this house that Dawson’s great grandmother passed away presumably from overindulgence in schnapps. The mattress she died on has been preserved as an heirloom and is now used as a place for guests to sleep. It is also suggested that the house is inhabited by the ghost of a black indentured servant and Dawson’s family house brownie/boggart.

House Layout

 * The Living Room: This is Dawson and Zeus‘s primary living quarters.
 * The Back Room: The room where Dawson’s grandmother died which was originally used as a guest room before Dawson decided to turn it into an undersized billiard room.
 * The Dining Room: Often described as the coziest room in the house, the dining room is often used as place to carry on inebriated conversation.
 * The Kitchen/Bathroom: Both are mostly uneventful although it has been noted that the bathroom sink is very sturdy and can easily hold a woman sitting on it even and should probably be washed.
 * The Upstairs Bedroom: Originally described as the creepiest room in the house due to its lack of lights, eerie quiet, and cold temperature Dawson quickly converted it into a livable bedroom when he started getting some action. Before this Yeshua had been the most frequent resident sleeping on a mattress on the ground.
 * The Basement: With the improvements to the upstairs the basement has since become the creepiest room in the house and remains mostly unused with it’s only occasional occupants being raccoons and the occasional group of curious and intoxicated guests.
 * The Restaurant: This is a building located on Dawson's property that was once a thriving roadside diner, before the installation of the turnpike drove its business away. The building is in serious disrepair, and Dawson has been "just about ready to tear it down" for nearly two years.