First off, the general layout of Northridge. RR seems to be compressing it in a weird way, so it's not to scale on the east/west axis here.

  Next, the ground floor of Pascal's home. I never did draw the upstairs. Those old houses (I've got a collection of 1940's farm house floorplans you wouldn't believe.) Didn't have much going on upstairs, for the most part. Pascal, being pretty well off, had a master bathroom, as well as a full bath in the master bedroom suite.

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  The rest of the space at the top of the stairs would be taken up with a linen closet and bedrooms, with the master bedroom at one end, and the kids' rooms at the other.

  Normally, in these sorts of posh homes, the help would have their quarters off the kitchen. But this was a farmhouse, so the maid had a small room upstairs close to the children.

  The farm hands, obviously, lived in the bunkhouse. There's a single 3/4 bath (that's commode, sink, and standup shower) in there. I didn't bother to do any interiors for most of the buildings, but the farmhouse is a major setting from here on out. I'll probably do one of the upstairs eventually, if only for my own reference. Assuming I haven't already done so, lost the drawing, and at some point happen across it again.