reader wrote a piece of music in honor of sandusky and in honor of mrs. hutter. in sandusky poco was written 18 62. it was published when she was only 14 years old. the musichas its own if you will in the sandusky polka. it is a pretty smart piece of music. we are very fortunate here and that most of the furnishings in the house are original to the house. they were collected and donated to us by the hutter family who are still great supporters of what we do. tables, and even this painting are original to the house. this painting tells a very unique story. there is damage to the painting. the tradition passed down through the family is that this painting was slashed -- it was vandalized by union soldiers during their occupation here during the civil war battle. we did find some written accounts of the vandalism that took place here during the battle. this painting was passed down to familyugh the hutter from the great-granddaughter of ada hutter. she was a teenage girl who lived here during the battle of lynchburg. we will talk more about ada, for family, and the

george hutter's niece wrote a piece of music in honor of sandusky. hutter.onor of mrs. polka ande sandusky it was written in 1852 by his niece and published when she was only 14 years old. the house has its own theme music in the sandusky polka. smartactually a very piece of music. ♪ starbuck: we are fortunate at historic sandusky that most of the furnishings are original. they were collected and donated to us by the hutter family who are still great supporters of what we do here. items like the lamps, the tables, and even this painting are original to the house. this painting tells a unique story. if you notice, there is damage to the painting. the tradition passed down through the family is that this painting was slashed, was banned vandalized by union soldiers during their occupation at sandusky during the civil war battles. we did find written accounts of the vandalism that took place here during the battle. this painting was passed down to us from the hutter family through the granddaughter of ada hutter who was a teenager who lived here during the battle of lynchb