What To Do And See In Saint Joseph
Wyeth-Tootle Mansion.
This sprawling mansion from the late 19th century features antique furnishings and art. Visits can be arranged by appointment. For history buffs, this mansion should be a must-see. You can also attend special events like a black-tie gala.
The Wyeth - Tootle Manor at 11th & Charles sts is a historic home. William M. Wyeth built the mansion in 1879. Mann Architects designed it in Gothic style. The family's European travels led to many ideas for the mansion that was built in 1883. The Tootles occupied the house until 1887 when it sold.
The mansion is three stories high and has a tower. The house contains more than 40 rooms. Beautiful woodwork, imported stained glass, and hand-painted ceilings are just a few of the features found in the interior. You can experience life in the late 19th-century. The Wyeths-Tootle Mansion, located in downtown St. Joseph is a great place to visit. You can find a history guide about Huston's dad, William Wyeth, if you're interested.
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 was president of St. Joseph Humane Society, and served as a member of the Blue Valley Creamery Co. He was also involved in the Waterways League of America, and the American Museum of Natural History. 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 president of the St. Joseph Hardware Company.
