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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