Things To Do In St. Joseph MO
Wyeth-Tootle Mansion.
The mansion, which dates back to the late 19th-century, is filled with period furniture and art. You can arrange tours by appointment. The mansion is worth a visit for history buffs. The mansion hosts special events such as a black-tie gala.
The Wyeth - Tootle Manor, at 11th and Charles sts., is a historical mansion. William M. Wyeth built it in 1879. It was designed in Gothic style by Eckel and Mann Architects. They gathered ideas from their European travels and built the mansion in 1883. The Tootles owned the house from 1887 until it was sold.
The mansion consists of three floors and a tower. The house contains more than 40 rooms. Beautiful woodwork and imported stained glasses are some of the interior's highlights. You can experience life in the late 19th-century. The Wyeth–Tootle Mansion can be found near St. Joseph in Missouri. A history book on Huston's father William Wyeth is available if you are interested in the area's history.
Huston Wyeth held several important positions in the city, as well as being a businessman. He was active within the city's arts and manufacturing sectors. He served on the board of directors of Blue Valley Creamery Co. He was also involved at the American Museum of Natural History and the Waterways League of America. He was also a member and past president of the Wyeth Duck Club (St. Joseph Duck Club) and the Audubon Society (St. Joseph Duck Club). He was also the president of St. Joseph Hardware Company which he owned and managed.
