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Place
the summerhouse
also known as a small garden house, a kind of superior summerhouse
Knowledge through
the start — nothing read yet
A small, dimly lit structure located just off the path on the estate grounds, furnished with rustic seats, a croquet set, and folded deck chairs. It was here that Hercule Poirot discovered a scrap of stiff white cambric and a small goose quill.
Description
- location: A little to the left of the path ahead, with a gravelled walk running up to it · revealed ch.8
- interior: Almost dark inside; contains one or two rustic seats, a croquet set, and some folded deck chairs · revealed ch.8
Events
- Poirot found a scrap of stiff white cambric and a small goose quill there · revealed ch.8
Nothing has been revealed about the summerhouse yet at this point in the book.
Family
Parents
This page
the summerhouse
Children
Siblings