Hidden passageways

Stash your valuables (or junk) away where no one will ever find them!

A tiny keyhole in the wood paneling turned out to be a portal to Britain's history — a passage created 360 years ago for the coronation of Charles II.

Thomas Jayne and William Cullum transform an eclectic guest home from mundane to magical with a dose of ingenuity and plenty of colorful joy.

If there's one dream that unites all bookish folks (aside from, you know, universal literacy) it's the dream of having a secret passageway hidden

In some New York City homes, tap the walls or peer into the back of a closet, and who knows what you might find. A hidden staircase, a secret passageway, or walls that pivot could lead to unknown territory.

It must take some real guts to go crawling around deep bellow your house without knowing where it goes or what could be down there.

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Making a secret passageway

Imagine finding a hidden staircase in your home and then discovering someone has been living in your walls. See a spiral staircase that leads to secret.