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February 19th, 2009 — Treetop House (lights out)
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Is that from the 1950’s children’s show on WGN in Chicago named “Tree Top House”?
I was on “Treetop House” in 1962, when I was five. I even have a (rather blurry) picture, which my grandmother took.
This isn’t the same photo that I drew from, but I think this is the tree house: http://picsoftrees.com/tree-55-Twin-tree-house
Does it look like the one you both remember?
The treetop house had a round window near the door.