Medium Resolution, "Med", panoramas are usually below 500 KB and download over the Internet instantly when connected via high speed, but take longer to load over modems..

Low Resolution, "Low", downloads the quickest, the lowest detail and in a smaller window; the least demanding on your system.

Current Offerings
(file formats)
QuickTime and Java, for now, others are on the horizon. Try viewing the QuickTime versions first since they offer the highest quality.

If you don't have QuickTime installed you may download it from Apple for free. http://www.Apple.com/
quicktime/download/

The Java versions require Java, like QuickTime, it may or may not be on your computer. You may try it, if you need to download Java, try Java.com http://Java.com/
download/index.jsp

If being viewed from CD ROM, for the highest quality experience, choose the Medium Resolution versions.

Welcome!

We are glad to present you with a virtual tour of this property. If you are familiar with browsing on the world wide web you should have no trouble. To the right are links to the panoramas of this location grouped by resolution, if you need no more introductions, then please choose Medium, Low, or Java. We are pleased to serve you.

Panoramas

These panoramas are 360° pictures that are taken on the property. You are situated as an observer in the location and can turn to look in any direction. Instructions are provided to help, if you are unfamiliar with navigating a panorama. Each panorama is presented in a number of formats. See the lower side-bar for more information. For more technical information for the technically inclined reader, feel free to read "Tech Info", at the bottom of the navigation links.

To get the most from the panorama you should click on the photograph as it loads and push the mouse in the direction you want to see, it's that simple!

Standard Navigation Tools

To the left is an explanation of what the buttons at the bottom of the panorama do, when viewing the QuickTime (preferred) version. There may or may not be sound with each panorama. Zooming in makes you feel closer and zooming out lets you see more. I have attempted to refrain from letting one zoom in too close, or zoom out too far.

The panoramas played back via a Java application are manipulated similarly. With both QuickTime and Java you can hold the shift key down to zoom in and see more detail, or press the control key to zoom out and see more of the view.

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