Throwback Tuesday - Life through a Keyhole - Martin Wiles

Life through a Keyhole

Looking through a door peephole only gives limited sight; looking through old keyholes did the same. 

Modern doors with locks have keyholes, but you can’t see anything through them. When I was growing up you could. Keyholes in doors constructed years ago didn’t have keyholes in the doorknob itself but rather below it in a totally separate mechanism. Skeleton keys were used to open and lock the door—if the homeowner could find them. If a mischievous child wanted to spy on his parents or siblings, all he had to do was look through the keyhole. Like a door peephole, however, the keyhole provided only a limited view. The one peeping could only glimpse what was directly in front of them along with very limited vision of peripheral areas. Read more...

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