Falcon Rest, Historic house in McMinnville, United States.
Falcon Rest is a mansion in McMinnville featuring Queen Anne architecture, characterized by decorative gables, tall windows, complex rooflines, and intricate woodwork details. The 1.6-acre property now operates as a museum showcasing these architectural features on spacious grounds.
Clay Faulkner, a successful mill owner, built this residence between 1896 and 1897 as a demonstration of his wealth. After its time as a private home, the house served as a hospital from 1929 to 1941.
The mansion displays how wealthy families lived in the late 1800s, with furnishings and decorative details that reflect their daily routines. Every room shows the craftsmanship and taste that money could buy at that time.
The house sits at the intersection of Faulkner Springs and Bluff Springs Roads and is accessible as a museum with guided tours. Visitors should allow time to explore the spacious grounds, which are spread across multiple acres.
The house served as the residence of Mayor W.V. Jones from 1943 to 1945 before taking on a completely different purpose. In 1993 it reopened as a bed-and-breakfast, hosting overnight guests in this historic setting.
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