Notes on the Fenwood House

Notes on the Fenwood House is a trailer for season one. Content warnings: scatological humor, and discussions of cause of death, including disease.

The transcript can be found here.

Trailer Description
From the audio notes of Abbie Douglas [They/them], PhD candidate in History (with a focus in urban planning) on the Fenwood Boarding House in Mt. Absalom, Ohio.

Summary
A series of recordings made by Abbie Douglas.

After getting their grant proposal approved, Abbie begins looking into long-term temporary accommodating. The first place they look into is Fenwood House, run by Dot Harper. The pros for Fenwood are its closeness to Mount Absalom, the focus of Abbie's doctorate research; and the coffee included in the fees.

The cons are lack of amenities (only evening meals are covered, and the town has very few food options); the patchy wi-fi; and the ghost tours held in the summer and on weekends.

Abbie researches the history of Fenwood House, finding that there is a bid for it to be named the oldest continually inhabited residence in Ohio. They also find that eight people died of TB in 1896. (Given that TB bacteria only lives for four hours in air, Abbie isn't worried.)

Abbie decides that Fenwood is the most ecumenical choice, but makes a note to buy a dial-up adaptor for their laptop, just in case.

Cast

 * Kathleen Hoil as Abbie Douglas

Crew

 * Director: Jeffrey Nils Gardner
 * Writer: Jim McDoniel
 * Sound Designer: Jeffrey Nils Gardner