Mystery author needs help

Mystery author

Hello. I am a published author of mysteries and find myself with a big mystery to solve: I need informaton on what heating systems were like in large old homes in Michigan from 1900-1940s. If anyone with expertise and a little imagination would care to help out, I would greatly appreciate it.

Firedragon_4

Working on a historical

novel myself after 9 technical texts and scores of manuals I'm finding historical societies to be a great help.

Not only will these lovely mature people tell you what they know, but they speak volumes of personal vignettes and knowledge too!

Just an idea.

www.firedragonent.com

DanHolohan

It would have been

either fireplaces, or gravity hot water heat, or steam heat. You can find the sales literature for the two latter systems in the Library section of this site. Take special note of the Sears catalog in the Homeowners/Builders section.

Good luck with the new book!

Firedragon_4

These people may

also be of some help, especially Ferris State and Northern Michigan.

http://www.technical-schools-guide.com/michigan-heatingrefrigeration-schools.html

Steamhead

Will \"Fire E. Dragon\"

be one of the central characters in your novel? ;-)

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Firedragon_4

C'mon

you can only get away with that once, maybe twice. Actually Frank it's a period piece during the Revolutionary War set in Greater Boston. Having lots of fun researching it.

Pat K

The charicters better not do damage to the equipment !
I hate that every time a story goes into a machinary room,it results in damage.


If you put this in your story, it will be lump hammers at ten paces at dawn.

John R. Hall

Source

Seek out my Michigan brethren, Mr. Steve Ebels of Falmouth.

Ken_8

I'll help.

I have no expertise and no imagination; but I'll hlp nonetheless.

Well, maybe just a tad of each(;-o)

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