The Blue Room was newly renovated in March 2000. At the same time the kitchen was completely remodeled. The bed is covered with a hand made quilt given to the Center by a generous donor. Being on the east and south sides of the house, the room is flooded with morning light. Just outside this room is a built-in bookcase that houses the literature collection.

Acquired at the time of the renovation is a beautiful depression era wardrobe that stands to the left of the picture. Covering the floor is a hand loomed rug.

The Green Room contains two twin beds also covered with handmade quilts given to the Center by the same donor. It contains a comfortable armchair, a cherry secretary, and a turn of the century oak dresser. Its windows overlook the valley. The farmhouse charm remains intact in this room after all the renovations that have taken place in the rest of the house. In addition to late 50's wood paneling, the original plank ceiling remains in place in this room as well as the rustic woodwork that is much older than the wood paneling.

The ‘Elephant Room' lies in the rear of the house. It houses a double and single bed with a depression rocker for reading and enjoying the view over the valley.