The oak paneled walls in Marland's English Tudor bedroom highlight
this hand-carved oak fireplace which depicts two of Marland's
favorite polo horses and the regalia that accompanies the sport
of polo.
To the right of the fireplace is Mr. Marland's safe, the largest
of the family's personal safes, and above that, a liquor cabinet.
Both of these could be concealed behind this door. Remember, prohibition
was in effect during the 1920s.
Mr. Marland's private bath includes a sauna, believed to be one
of the first in the United States. Inside the shower, there are
nine ceramic nozzles - he could stand in the center and get wet
from every direction.