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The school's five faculty and 11 Links of London Teddy Charm members use the mansion for their offices. Students meet in the mansion for fellowship gatherings and a theology discussion group called "the Dead Preachers' Society," a takeoff on the 1989 movie "Dead Poets Society." Taking a break from her class on sin and salvation in the nearby classroom building last week, Sabrina Reyes said she has mixed feelings Links of London The Man On The Moon Charm her school moving. " I love the historicity and the architecture and the overview of the water," said Reyes, 27, who lives in Tacoma. Eric Malone, 24, said the move would be good for him and the Tacoma program. He drives from Bothell, a 50-minute commute in good traffic. "I'm a Links of London partial because of where I live," Malone said. "They could reach a lot more people." He said most of the seminary's students live south of Federal Way, but some commute from the Kirkland area and Renton. The mansion contains 16,709 square feet -- including seven bathrooms -- and was completed in 1923. A carriage house was built then as well. With the added chapel and education building, the total square footage is 46,577. That doesn't Links of London Duck Charm the greenhouse in disrepair. But the mansion -- built alongside a hill above Ruston Way overlooking the water -- is the crown jewel. Because the mansion is on the city's historic register, any changes to the exterior must be approved by the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission to make sure they are "architecturally compatible," McKnight said. The mansion has unusual features, such as the pipe organ on the first floor.