Olsen Associates, Architects

Built in 1893, it was modeled after an English country estate, Haddon Hall in Derbyshire, England. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is a 45,000 sf late Victorian, Eclectic-style building

2008 Exterior Restoration and Building Winterization – Work included roof and stone tower repairs and winterization of the commercial Kitchen and Pantry previously used only during the non-heating months

2003 Exterior Renovation – the exterior of the Mansion underwent an extensive exterior restoration; work included repairing the buildings weather worn wood and stucco facade

2002 Interior Renovation – Work also included bathroom upgrades to the historic bathrooms and electrical upgrades

2000 Terrace Restoration – Work included careful rebuilding of the terrace. Each of the stones were numbered as the walls came apart, and then set aside so that they could later be reassembled in the same order as they stood for over 100 years

1997 Commercial Kitchen and Pantry – Complete renovation of the existing kitchen and butler's pantry

1994 Fire Protection – Work included upgrading of the existing fire safety systems. This work included integration of the latest wireless fire safety and exit systems into the complex ornate fabric of this historical landmark