Welcome to
Shedd Chateau
We are but stewards...
Snoqualmie National Forest
Skykomish, Washington
June, 1969 - February, 2008
  Sound, please.

Front exterior of cabin; 4:30PM
Front exterior of cabin; 5:15PM
 

Side showing exterior stairs before new roof
(New metal shake roof installed 11/02)
 

Rear of cabin
Side door elevation
 

Living room
Living room, kitchen
 

Living room and outside
Dining area
 

All work except plumbing and wiring was
done by Harry and Claradell, relying,
of course, on supernatural instruction and guidance. We began the building project in 1969...and it still continues. Needlepoint, sewing, hooked rugs, picture framing,
curtains, slipcovers, carpentry, painting,
wallpapering, drywall, etc.
by Harry and Claradell.
Living room looking into kitchen
 

Kitchen-first floor
First floor bathroom (tub/shower)
 
Hallway-bath (l); closet, bedrooms (r)
 
First floor bedroom
 
Hallway-first floor bedroom
Red/white/blue ski/coat storage room
 
Guest bedroom-first floor
 
Red/white/blue ski/coat storage room
 
From third floor looking into Harry's den
 
Rearranging for new computing equipment
 
Harry's den-second floor
 
Den/before new shuttle computer
 
Harry's den (he installed diagonal all cedar)
 
From den into second floor living room
 
Second floor living room/master bedroom
From master bedroom looking into living area
 
From rest room area looking into living area (3rd floor)
 
Third floor living area
 
In the cabin we have hosted as many as 50 college students (all at one time) for ski weekends and 50 women (all at one time) for weekend retreats.
 
Third floor rest room from living area
 
Second floor bath (shower)
Third floor bath
 
 
We knew we had experienced an unusually heavy snowfall at the cabin, but this!
We drove up to "take a look" on Thursday, February 7, 2008
 
When we arrived on 02/07/08; 11:53am
 
Left side of front of cabin
 
Right side of front of cabin
 
Harry trying to free the door for us to enter.
 
From our dining area inside the cabin.
 
You have to start somewhere!
 
Trying to free the glass windows.
 
Windows freed from pressure of snow.
 
Can you see our car in the road?   Tired, but homeward bound.
We must go there more often!