<sod>The interior of the Twelfth Street Meeting House had been a 2-story space with balconies, and a 1-and-a-half-story attic. Hough used the interior of the restored building to evoke both of its ancestor buildings. He exposed the roof trusses and created a soaring, 7-bay, 3-and-a-half story space at the south end &ndash; the dimensions of the 1755 Great Meeting House &ndash; that flowed into a 1-story reception area beneath a deep balcony at the north end &ndash; representing the 2-bay additional length of the 12th Street building. The wainscoting, benches and other woodwork were refinished and reused. His attention to detail extended as afar as replicating the 1813 nails to attach the  floorboards. <eod>
<sod>The interior of the Twelfth Street Meeting House had been a 2-story space with balconies, and a 1-and-a-half-story attic. Hough used the interior of the restored building to evoke both of its ancestor buildings. He exposed the roof trusses and created a soaring, 7-bay, 3-and-a-half story space at the south end &ndash; the dimensions of the 1755 Great Meeting House &ndash; that flowed into a 1-story reception area beneath a deep balcony at the north end &ndash; representing the 2-bay additional length of the 12th Street building. The wainscoting, benches and other woodwork were refinished and reused. His attention to detail extended as afar as replicating the 1813 nails used to attach the  floorboards. <eod>