What can we see today?

Awesome.

We'll first start here in the conservatory.

Uh, we have this really gorgeous genealogy of Wick that was hand-embroidered actually by a family member, Laura Haines Bellman.

It was a labor of love that took her 10 years to stitch, and it outlines those nine generations that called Wick home from one family, starting in the 1690s with Hans Meylin and ending with Robert Bowne Haines and Mary Trott Haines in the 1970s.

The family didn't leave until 1973.

They left behind over 10,000 objects and 100,000 manuscripts.

It really is.