Exploring WJ Moore's Unique Property

Jon, Robbie, and Steve explore a unique property with remarkable architectural features, including a shingled roof resembling a thatched roof, a complex pulley system, and a master control panel for automation. The property, once owned by WJ Moore, showcases innovative designs and early smart home technology. The group reflects on the property's uniqueness and the challenges of maintaining its features.

What did Jon and Robbie compare the property's architecture to?

• A modern skyscraper

• A futuristic spaceship

• A wizard's castle

• A medieval fortress

Who did Steve say the car in the garage belonged to?

• A famous collector

• WJ Moore

• His stepfather

• His father

What unique feature did the property have that was unusual for its time?

• A solar panel system

• A zip line

• An underground tunnel

• A rotating room

What could the master control panel operate?

• The garage doors and zip line

• The kitchen appliances

• The garden sprinklers

• The security cameras

What was one of the functions of the indicator lights on the control panel?

• To show the weather forecast

• To indicate water pump status

• To display the time

• To control the heating system

What did the group find overwhelming about the property?

• The historical artifacts

• The lights, switches, and pulleys

• The amount of land

• The number of rooms

What was the purpose of the switch that Steve demonstrated?

• To open the main gate

• To activate the burglar alarm

• To play music throughout the house

• To start the fountain

What did Robbie say about the customization of the home?

• It was the most modern home he had seen

• It was the most customized home he had seen in America

• It was the least functional home he had seen

• It was the most expensive home he had seen

What did the group hope to achieve with the items they sold?

• Buy new furniture

• Invest in a new business

• Fund a new roof and repairs

• Purchase a new car

What was the overall impression of the property by the end of the visit?

• It was not worth the effort

• It was a simple and plain house

• It was too old to restore

• It was a technological marvel