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|caption = Arthur and D.W. in front of the second house in "Based on a True Story" | |caption = Arthur and D.W. in front of the second house in "Based on a True Story" | ||
|Residents = [[Rufus Compson]],<br>[[Cisely Compson]],<br>[[Gussie Compson]],<br>[[Madison Compson]],<br>[[Ladonna Compson]],<br>[[Bud Compson]],<br>[[General Higgins]] (pet)}} The '''Compsons | |Residents = [[Rufus Compson]],<br>[[Cisely Compson]],<br>[[Gussie Compson]],<br>[[Madison Compson]],<br>[[Ladonna Compson]],<br>[[Bud Compson]],<br>[[General Higgins]] (pet)}} The '''Compsons house''' in '''Elwood City''' is heavily featured in "Based on a True Story," with multiple rooms being shown. In "Read and Flumberghast," the exterior of their new house is not seen. | ||
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Revision as of 11:41, 1 February 2015
| Compsons' Houses | |
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| Arthur and D.W. in front of the second house in "Based on a True Story" | |
| Location | Louisiana; Elwood City |
| Type | House |
| Administrator | Compson family |
| Residents | Rufus Compson, Cisely Compson, Gussie Compson, Madison Compson, Ladonna Compson, Bud Compson, General Higgins (pet) |
| First appearance | "Based on a True Story" |
The Compsons house in Elwood City is heavily featured in "Based on a True Story," with multiple rooms being shown. In "Read and Flumberghast," the exterior of their new house is not seen.
Exterior
The entry of the house
Kitchen
Another kitchen view (NOTE: The dishwasher has changed slightly in color and style)
Trivia
- The doormat for the Elwood City house says bienvenue, which is French for 'welcome'.
