Keyhouse is surrounded by a large fence, there is a grand front gate that grants access to the property. Keyhouse is set in the middle of its grounds, with gardens sheds a forge, where many of the magic keys were forged and the Wellhouse. The house burnt down in 2012 but was rebuilt by Tyler Locke using the Keyhouse Key. Another rule was also instituted that allows children devoid of malice to innately detect the keys without putting them in dangerous hands. The Riffle Rule is what disables the ability to directly see magic, specifically the effects of the keys for anyone who has reached adulthood. After World War II, Hans Riffel instituted the Riffel Rule with a magical key, which is still the front door key of Keyhouse Manor today. Many of the keys were crafted by Benjamin Locke, presumably a close relative of Peter Locke, during the Revolutionary War. Ī wide variety of magical keys can be found at Keyhouse Manor. Each generation of Lockes modified and expanded the house, Keyhouse gradually became a 'patchwork quilt' of a house the Manor has everything from old pipes and WWII-era wiring to secret passages and a few ghosts. Through the years the house has remained in the same family, passed down through the generations.

Keyhouse was built during the summer of 1750, by a young blacksmith named Peter Locke, who derived his surname from the work his family had specialized in for generations: the crafting of ingenious locks.

5 Keyhouse Monogram and Locke Family Emblem.

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