5052618 Frederic Smagg\'s outside staircase, Douglas, Isle of Man, 1932-34 (b/w photo) by Frowde, John James (1868-1946); Manx National Heritage (Isle of Man); (add.info.: On the back of this photograph John James Frowde writes, "Fred Smagg was a thrifty soul, and it was always held by the people of that period, knowing his reputation, that he went to all the trouble, in the erection of the staircase, in order to be able to read at night by the light of the lamp outside, and so save his tallow dip. I have always heard that he got youngsters to collect the bricks for the job at a small outlay. But I think the brickwork was probably already there. Under the stairs, on the lane, there was a bricked up earlier doorway. [sketch of doorway \' + Coal-hole?\'] Re the supposed coal-hole, under some of the \'treads\' of the stairs were glazed ? openings to light the \'coal hole\'. See Keig\'s 1912 plate p.c. prints in Appendix at end of Route V. This door, at that time, had not been bricked up."); by Manx National Heritage .