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  Our cottage was across the street from the Sunset Tabernacle, so I spent a lot of time there during the summers. The story I heard was that my great grandfather (William J Taylor) either provided the building materials for it, or that he constructed it. I remember playing on the old player piano there. My aunt and uncle had their 50th anniversary there with my dad presiding over the renewal of their vows. That was in '89 or '90. I haven't seen it in a while. Last time I was there it looked like it was abandoned.

  Added January 14, 2017 by M Phil