There are over 56 pairs of casement windows in the ballroom. There are also several transoms above each outside door and windows in the restrooms.  The windows are arranged in sets of fours and fives that 
Alternate according to the dimensions of the building and are opposite from north and south. The differences are very subtle and the sets vary  in size from 38 inches to 42 inches in width. Once again there are equal number of each size on each side of the building. The windows are 68 inches in height. The original windows had two sets of five individual panes in them. The replacement windows have the same visual effect but they are single panes of glass with Georgian slats between the panes. 

The replacement windows are  with insulated glass and low E treatment. They also have screens for those windows that open, which the original windows did not have. The windows cost in excess of $26,000. They were installed by park employees during the late summer. 

The building was scrapped and painted during the summer by the Seneca County  Jail Prisoner Rehabilitation Program. The jail provided the labor and supervision and the Park provided the materials.

The new windows and paint make the ballroom look younger than it's 68 years.