Trail End

Finished in 1913, Trail End is a luxurious 13,748-square-foot house worked in the Flemish Revival style. It worked as previous Governor John B. Kendrick's mid year home between the times of 1913-1933, and his better half and child dwelled here for a long time after he passed away.

The building turned into a state historical center in 1982, and today it is a delightfully outfitted case of life in the mid twentieth century. Most guests choose independently directed visits, yet bunch visits can be masterminded if booked 3 weeks ahead of time. The gallery is open from April 1 until December 14 and there is a little confirmation expense.