The stately and elegant three story stone mansion was built for coal baron, W. A. McNeill's southern-belle bride with no expense spared back in a time when coal was a much needed commodity, like oil is today. Truly unique architectural features make this home a visual treat and a wonderful place for a quiet, romantic retreat. 
Structures include 1853 brick home, 1856 barn listed on the National Register of Historic Places
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See life-sized bronze statue of John L. Lewis, and photographs and documents pertaining to Lewis and labor. Early mining tool...
The 93-acre site is home to the fully restored 1912 Round Barn. The 50-foot diameter barn features a spectacular loft free of...
Wave pool, speed slide, 340-foot body slide, kiddie play area, kayaks and paddle boats, sand volleyball, basketball, indoor t...
Displays on coal mining, wildlife diorama, lake history and current information on the Rathbun Lake area....
Historical settings of stores and homes, reconstructed coal mine shaft with authentic equipment and real coal. Slippers that ...