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A House Full of History and Cats | Liverpool News
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Step into a time capsule on Windermere Terrace—a Grade-II listed gem since the 1860s, once owned by a coal magnate who jazzed it up Art Deco style, now lovingly preserved by Ingrid Spiegl, who’s lived there since the 70s with her late musician husband. She’s added color, opened up rooms, and stayed true to its soul. The house has starred in crime thrillers and even had a cat strike during filming of Agatha Christie’s “The Witness for the Prosecution.” Ingrid? She’s not moving—she’s married to the house, piano and all, and plans to stay put, healthy and happy, right where she is.
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