#: locale=en
## Action
### Text to Speech
TextToSpeechBehaviour_DCEBD7A5_E289_6916_41E1_D4DC20E1923B.text = Next Panorama
TextToSpeechBehaviour_DCE91C27_E289_1F12_41AE_B983DD12AF69.text = Orient Leftwards
TextToSpeechBehaviour_DCE91C28_E289_1F1E_41D9_22E6C4F0FBD2.text = Orient backwards
TextToSpeechBehaviour_DCE91C28_E289_1F1E_41E6_65462511CE62.text = Orient frontwards
TextToSpeechBehaviour_DCE91C28_E289_1F1E_41DA_3937A874C84C.text = Orient rightwards
TextToSpeechBehaviour_DCE91C28_E289_1F1E_41C1_D7E0A0FEBBA4.text = Previous Pano
### URL
LinkBehaviour_DCE86E13_E2B7_3B32_4180_AA72C374D85C.source = #
LinkBehaviour_DCE86E13_E2B7_3B32_41CF_AA00993746E8.source = #
LinkBehaviour_DCE86E13_E2B7_3B32_4187_E508D0F7FBDA.source = #
LinkBehaviour_DCE86E13_E2B7_3B32_41E8_0458B99F029E.source = #
LinkBehaviour_56F2DA84_436B_F69B_41B1_89AD430E2F24.source = https://icampmo.usedirect.com/MSPWeb/Customers/ShoppingCart.aspx
LinkBehaviour_6224BB2C_4A51_B50E_41D2_8C45E83723C9.source = https://icampmo.usedirect.com/MSPWeb/Customers/ShoppingCart.aspx
LinkBehaviour_D0C9A107_8291_7647_41D5_04D15D7A59F5.source = https://mostateparks.com/page/mo-virtual-heritage
LinkBehaviour_D4FDA10B_8297_764F_41BB_9F68A4C1A6AE.source = https://mostateparks.com/page/mo-virtual-heritage
LinkBehaviour_1F80AE8B_816D_D2FC_41D9_A359D58A7100.source = mailto:bothwell.lodge.state.historic.site@dnr.mo.gov
LinkBehaviour_BB4A4EC5_DD1F_1227_41B2_84E25DB336B6.source = mailto:bothwell.lodge.state.historic.site@dnr.mo.gov
LinkBehaviour_BB4AAEC5_DD1F_1227_41EB_095D7D98468D.source = tel:6608270510
LinkBehaviour_1F811E8B_816D_D2FC_41CA_62876525F65C.source = tel:6608270510
## Hotspot
### Text
HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_768B8AE0_6779_A0E6_41C0_4211F4FF4CF2.text = Enter Tour
HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_067B3D58_2568_E126_4199_9394FC3046C1.text = First Phase Cottage \
1897-1898
HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_06DE2832_2568_6F6A_41BD_79209F17D89E.text = Fourth Phase Connection \
1926-1928
HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_0753AA56_256B_A32A_41BE_768D59F7E618.text = Second Phase Tower \
1913-1916
HotspotPanoramaOverlayTextImage_05E67467_2568_E7EA_419B_810349BA8C9C.text = Third Phase Extension \
1921-1923
### Tooltip
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_5A3D5C65_81A6_3634_41DA_47CC5E70272C.toolTip = A staircase with three steps down to a landing and lower stairs to the right. ahead there is a staircase to the family hallway.
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0A130D30_2CD9_E166_41B3_CB12DB5576DD.toolTip = A table set wtih a honey comb, tea cup and a book. Above you see a plexigalss display of active bees in the wall.
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0A6C2CF7_2D28_60EA_41BC_256C73507098.toolTip = A wooden piece of furniture with two charis look out on the courtyard
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0AF1E3EE_2CE8_A0FA_41A4_DF16C3F7A6E6.toolTip = Closed door and a wicker chair
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0BFDF883_2DDF_AF2A_41BD_62FDDC36B73D.toolTip = Cobblestone patio with rough log pergola
HotspotMapOverlayArea_AA2024B3_65A9_0263_41B0_A3ED6C04167F.toolTip = DINING ROOM
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0A5EF3DC_2CE8_A0DE_41B9_CE0D0AF7F4C3.toolTip = Desk and a ladder going to the ceiling
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_5A3DAC65_81A6_3634_419A_3DDC5C6A6301.toolTip = Door to John's Bedroom
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_5A3D8C65_81A6_3634_41D7_F98E563C3F46.toolTip = Door to bathroom, a claw foot tub and a medicine cabinet wtih the door open on the wall
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_08BC0B84_2D28_612E_41BB_727980FDCA75.toolTip = Doorway
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0D8279C6_2D28_612A_41BE_34E5B4C5C36D.toolTip = Doorway into lower hall
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0B80AB80_2CE8_A126_41AF_9E57C3798404.toolTip = Doorway to game room
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C73FF84_2CE8_612E_419C_BD11D5E16563.toolTip = Doorway to the Courtyard
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C73B404_2D28_672E_41A4_B43D8A0260E5.toolTip = Doorway to the bathroom
HotspotMapOverlayArea_D2D73921_6599_021F_41CE_0EF7F8A2B23E.toolTip = EAST WING LIVING ROOM
HotspotMapOverlayArea_D5282979_6599_02EF_41CE_620FC7393FDF.toolTip = ENTRY
HotspotMapOverlayArea_AE45294B_659B_0223_4196_AA9EEB1086D1.toolTip = FAMILY HALLWAY
HotspotMapOverlayArea_ACFDC06C_65A9_02E5_41D6_18B4670CDA3C.toolTip = FOYER
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0DF8B591_2D28_A126_41BF_C39AD813A6BD.toolTip = French doors into lower hall
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0D2B03F5_2D2F_A0EE_4180_B8AD16A367E2.toolTip = French doors into the lower hall, with a writting desk and chair.
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0CC09308_2CEB_A126_41C1_0B4F0B55743E.toolTip = French doors to dining room
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0BE39A69_2CE8_63E6_4178_C15866BBD846.toolTip = French doors to game room
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_792CFC24_6399_0265_41D0_520684528895.toolTip = French doors to lower hall
HotspotMapOverlayArea_A9BFA10B_65A9_0223_41A9_31F278ED6992.toolTip = GAME ROOM
HotspotMapOverlayArea_A99063A4_65B9_0665_41D2_FEEA27D0C500.toolTip = GUEST BATHROOM
HotspotMapOverlayArea_A82F225F_65B9_0623_41C9_C6702B793F53.toolTip = GUEST BEDROOM
HotspotMapOverlayArea_AB1A5EB4_65B9_1E65_41CE_5F524163FB5C.toolTip = GUEST HALLWAY
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0DCCF749_2D28_E126_41C1_D9FF3F6F2B62.toolTip = Game room entry door and doorway to the bathroom
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0CC037FF_2CFB_A0DA_41B6_06C985C89D63.toolTip = Hallway
HotspotMapOverlayArea_ACA6A306_659B_0625_41D0_AFF0945D154A.toolTip = JOHN'S BEDROOM
HotspotMapOverlayArea_AC588465_65A9_02E7_41C7_07D9705A28DE.toolTip = KITCHEN
HotspotMapOverlayArea_AF8A730D_6597_0627_41C4_F891FC9691D8.toolTip = LIBRARY
HotspotMapOverlayArea_AB6F684B_65A9_0223_41A5_C53F5F3520C7.toolTip = LOWER HALL
HotspotMapOverlayArea_A7A41482_65A9_021D_41D1_456786C93E4A.toolTip = LOWER KITCHEN
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_08227B5A_2DD8_61DA_41B2_C93FF4E325A0.toolTip = Lawn of the courtyard, boarded by a brick wall
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C58899B_2DD9_E15A_41A9_C21AFE189175.toolTip = Lower Door Bothwell Lodge
HotspotMapOverlayArea_D37E8D65_659B_02E7_41B1_FA4B1D1E38AD.toolTip = MUSIC ROOM
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0D488819_2CD8_6F26_41C0_324EF96D9E40.toolTip = Metal fold out bed up against a brick exterior wall
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0981D504_2DDB_A12E_41C3_40890A266B3E.toolTip = One step down to the lower part of the game room
HotspotMapOverlayArea_D27C0CF9_6599_03EF_4147_455A49A689B8.toolTip = PORCH
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C6D5F81_2DD9_A126_41B4_308AA5AC4EFF.toolTip = Section 2 of Bothwell the Tower
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C721316_2DD9_E12A_41B7_F49EE505B695.toolTip = Section 2 of Bothwell the Tower
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C1F1090_2DD8_7F26_41C2_D056F850B7E0.toolTip = Section 2 of Bothwell the Tower
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C1CF090_2DD8_7F26_41B6_7743A7EAD656.toolTip = Section 3 of Bothwell Lodge
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0D0F7406_2DD8_A72A_41A4_D99C4405EE8D.toolTip = Section 3 of Bothwell Lodge
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C6C5F82_2DD9_A12A_4194_A86DD824E83E.toolTip = Section 3 of Bothwell Lodge
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C1AB091_2DD8_7F26_418F_6EC097E0BC59.toolTip = Section four of Bothwell Lodge
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C6A9F82_2DD9_A12A_419F_0B56D6DBE639.toolTip = Section four of Bothwell Lodge
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0ACF9771_2DD8_A1E6_41B4_E0D977D1791C.toolTip = Section four of Bothwell Lodge
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C1A9091_2DD8_7F26_419F_0F41C96F7AEE.toolTip = Section one of Bothwell Lodge the cottage
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0BB2AECF_2DD8_633A_41B4_1DB0394F3F54.toolTip = Section one of Bothwell Lodge the cottage
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C6ABF82_2DD9_A12A_41BE_0E49B5869B49.toolTip = Section one of Bothwell Lodge the cottage
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0D05E180_2CE9_E126_41B8_33E677357FC5.toolTip = Staircase down to John's hallway
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0B486426_2CE8_E76A_41BE_2E5AF15FEF6A.toolTip = Staircase to Upper Hall
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_5A3D2C65_81A6_3634_41B4_81F828FE8ED9.toolTip = Stairs to tower office
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C5B0590_2D28_A126_419E_F5C1E6C552DF.toolTip = Steps up to the upper half of the game room
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0AC5DF4D_2D28_613E_41B3_7C3B006981B7.toolTip = Stone fireplace
HotspotMapOverlayArea_A9720991_65B9_023F_41C2_2F751376CF1B.toolTip = TOWER OFFICE
HotspotMapOverlayArea_D1D32714_659B_0E25_41B0_3ABDCE7A95FB.toolTip = TOWER STAIRCASE
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0DA832C0_2D28_A326_41C0_ED061E0C561A.toolTip = Tables set with games
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0829E3DC_2D28_E0DE_41C2_B4C4BC58F177.toolTip = The game area divided from the room by a wooden divider. The wooden tables are set with boardgames.
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0DD27B7E_2CE8_61DA_41B5_AA609302DAB6.toolTip = Two arm chairs against a window
HotspotMapOverlayArea_D010D0DA_659B_022D_419E_5173F5711F6E.toolTip = UPPER HALL
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_08B6EE58_2DDB_A326_41BC_311002505392.toolTip = View of trees over the cliff face to the south
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C1C9091_2DD8_7F26_41A9_510662AB1727.toolTip = View of trees over the cliff face to the south
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C6ADF82_2DD9_A12A_41A4_85270A6C17EE.toolTip = View of trees over the cliff face to the south
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0AB4055D_2D28_61DE_41B6_4594AD1E6A08.toolTip = View out on to the courtyard, a piece of wooden furniture and two chairs along the wall
HotspotMapOverlayArea_D9D55CBF_647F_0263_41CF_074562690965.toolTip = WORKSHOP
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0D429426_2D28_A76A_41AD_3828C4C8A53E.toolTip = Wicker furnitre at the bottom of the upper hall staircase
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_792C4C25_6399_0267_41C4_D7275421BC08.toolTip = Window overexposed light coming in, a radiator and a black wooden china cabinet
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_7B19A150_6399_023D_41D0_CEF006C70666.toolTip = Wood burning stove
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_16819700_2DD8_E126_41BE_3A78E07EC7B8.toolTip = Wooden desks and tables with board games are displayed
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0AEEAEEF_2DD9_E0FA_41B8_32095A113DBB.toolTip = Wooden railing divides the room
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0A026BC2_2CF8_A12A_41A3_A4FBF52EFEA0.toolTip = Workbench and door to the exterior
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0B6F799E_2D28_A15A_4199_D72B52D508DF.toolTip = a table set with a game
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0AF02DD3_2D29_A12A_41B3_2CB49E921D61.toolTip = a wooden divider separates the game section from the lower half of the room.
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0AF27CCF_2DD8_E73A_41A4_3F66CAF625A9.toolTip = cobblestone patio with rough log pergola
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_792C1C24_6399_0265_41D1_DCC84137E259.toolTip = dining table set with dishes
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0B694C86_2D28_672A_41B0_6460382BC6EB.toolTip = doorway into the dining room
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0B8F3745_2D2B_E12E_41C0_F0711E407B94.toolTip = doorway into the game room
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_792F4C23_6399_0263_4195_382DAC13A686.toolTip = doorway to hall
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_792C3C25_6399_0267_41D3_8F6453FC13AD.toolTip = large mouted fish
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0D70FBCA_2CE9_A13A_41B4_A6B6F4763895.toolTip = radio and a cubbord iwith small openings
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_0C73FB00_2D29_A126_41BB_AB01B9923CE2.toolTip = short hallway into children's bathroom
HotspotPanoramaOverlayArea_083A16EE_2D29_A0FA_41C1_BF8DC7F894CC.toolTip = stone fireplace
## Media
### 360 Video
### Audio
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### Audio Subtitles
### Floorplan
### Image
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In 1833, the Missouri Legislature established Pettis County, formerly Osage territory. In late 1860, Sedalia became a town and that following year, the location where the Missouri-Pacific railroad terminated. The railroad, largely responsible for Sedalia’s early success, created jobs and transported people and goods. Following the Civil War, Sedalia’s population and infrastructure grew significantly. When John Homer Bothwell moved there in 1871, the town had a population of over 4,000. After two and half decades of financial success, in 1896 John an attorney, businessman, philanthropist and widower, purchased 55 undeveloped acres 6 miles north of Sedalia. The property included woodland, pastureland and an imposing bluff where he intended to build the home he called Stonyridge Farm. The following year, the 46-year-old began construction that in all would entail four separate phases and take 30 years to complete. In 1929, just a year after the completion of the final phase, Bothwell died. As written in his will, the estate was handed over to the Bothwell Lodge Club, and then donated to the State of Missouri in 1969. Today, the State has preserved much of John Bothwell’s personal belongings that remained in the lodge, along with some pieces added during the Lodge Club years from 1929 to 1969.
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19349 Bothwell State Park Road,
Sedalia, MO 65301
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Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site
19349 Bothwell State Park Road, Sedalia, MO 65301
Office Number:660-827-0510
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Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site
19349 Bothwell State Park Road, Sedalia, MO 65301
Office Number:660-827-0510
bothwell.lodge.state.historic.site@dnr.mo.gov
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Wood stove on the right by the wall. A window on the right wall with a rocking char in front of it. Small closet door against the far wall
a brown wooden door, and on the right of it is an open wooden door. Both of the wood is a dark red mahogany. And between the two doors is a coiled heater. on the right is a closed door.
an open doorway with a mahogany wooden frame and a white door. There's a step leading into the open door.
2 sunny windows on the left, walkway to a door with frosted glass window, and a dining table to the right
3 sunny windows flanked by full bookcases, a small desk in front and a wicker chair in front of that.
The door out to the hall and on the right full bookcases.
Bed and the far side of the room the wooden stove can be seen
Bothwell Gravel Path to a distance wooden fence
Bothwell Lodge Exterior Porch Breezeway up from a cobble stone path
Bothwell Lodge down a gravel path to the main entrance
Closed closet door and wood stove
Closed exterior door and window with bright sun coming in
Door to the family bathroom and At entering the end of the family hallway a sharp right turn takes you up the guest staircase.
End of guest hallway window
French doors lead to the extior breezeway patio
Hallway to Johns Bedroom, down five steps to a landing and up three steps. The far left a door is opened and the stone exterior of the second addition of the lodge can be seen.
Lawn with trees in the distance
Lower landing of lower hall, door to courtyard. On right french doors into dining room
Open door to tower staircase, generator ahead
Pedistal sink, medecine cabinet and a window on the right above the clawfoot tub
Side of Bothwell Lodge the first built section. The cottage has a patio inclosed and exterior that can be seen. A lower patio is accessible donw a path wtih two stone steps.
Staircase to tower, several wooden crates on the right, and the cave box along the far wall
Table set with tea cup and honeycomb, windows with view of treeline
The Doorway in to the Music room from the Patio
The entrance to the fourth built section of Bothwell Lodge
The large open doorway to the hall, there is a desk on the left with a globe on it.
The south side of the room behind the couch in the center and a rocker
The view from the high level overlloks the cliff, tree line can be seen below. The courtyard and the other sections of bothwell lodge can be seen.
Thick view of trees, the lawn leading to the cliff
Uneven cobblestone path down a hill leading to the lower porch
a door opening to a small room with a checkerboard floor and a sunny window to the left and a door opening to a room with a wooden floor and a wicker chair in front of a sunny window on the right
a hallway opening to steps going down, an antique fire extinguisher hangs to the right
a path forward into the the center of the tower office
a stone fireplace flanked by full book cases, a sunny window to the left with a wicker couch in front and an open door to the right
a sunny window looking out onto a small yard on the left, 2 photographs hanging on the wall in the center and a door with a sunny window on in to the right.
a thick opaque bathroom window, recessed into the wall with a tinted yellow, deep wooden frame, below it is a short radiator style heater painted the same color
a wicker couch with a green seat cushion and throw pillows in front of a sunny window, flanked by full bookcases.
a wooden cabinet with a fan on top flanked by 2 sunny windows on the right, an open door on the left
a wooden staircase leading up and winding off to the left
an open door leading into a room with an upward staircase, a black and white photo of a landscape on the left
an open door leads to a narrow staircase that leads up to Johns tower office
an open doorway closed off by a brown, wicker collapasble wall.
an open doorway that leads back into the game room hallway
an open doorway that leads back into the lower hall
corner view with a stone fireplace below a framed mirror on the right and a wicker rocking chair in front of a sunny window on the right.
dining table set for 10 in front of a stone fireplace with a stuffed swordfish hung above it, 2 open doors behind it and to the right
french doors to the right, wooden cabinet with silver tea set cneter and door opening to the right
halway with a wooden cabinet, flanked by open doors
long hallway flanked by open doors.
on the left is a mail sorter tucked into a recess of the wall. On the right is a chair and to the right of the chair is a radio with silver knobs and a circular attannne
stone fireplace on the left, dining table set for 10 on the right 2 open doors straingt ahead
the north wall has a window and a framed bird image
the patio extension of the bothwell lodge. White even bricks exend outward from the lodge looking out over the canopy of trees.
towell rack with a towell hanging from it on the left, a doorway opeing to a sunny room on the left
two steps that leads down into the lower portion of the game room
two sunny windows flanked by wooden cabinets on the left, an open doorway straight ahead, a wooden table with chairs on the right and a stairway leading up.
wooden cabinet with silver tea set on top, open doorway to the right
A Large secretary desk sits between two windows
A Large secretary desk sits between two windows
A back view of the bothwell lodge. A three story castle with white, beige and brown uneven bricks. The second story has a thin wooden beams held up by weathered brick columns.
A built in bookeshelf has various family images. To the right a hallway leading to a bedroom.
A chest of drawers with a green vase
A clawfoot porcelain tub and toilet
A closed door and a large dresser against the far wall
A closed door and a trunk against the wall
A closed door and a vanity wtih a mirror
A closed door and an inaccessible staircase
A closed door on the right and to the left the door into the family hallway
A doorway into the game room where you see two wicker dark brown chairs against the wall
A doorway to a bedroom down a short hallway
A doorway to the left leads down another hallway to John's room
A floral upholstered armchair and window with flowered drapes.
A large wooden desk and chair are facing the bare wall, the entrance in to the bedroom is on the left
A mannequin is dressed with a white dress with blue flowers and a straw hat. In the corner there is a vanity with some small itmes.
A metal bed frame between two windows, the bed is set with a hat box and a blue suit.
A metal bedframe is on this wall without a mattress
A metal bedframe is on this wall without a mattress
A recessed window, on the left a dresser and closed door
A side view of the bothwell lodge facing a green grassy lawn with a small stone retaining walls
A sink with two faucets and a metal mirror. A old green dresser with six drawers too long on the bottom, and a mirror
A small door in a portion of the wall with a low angled celiling.
A small mirror cabinet and sink
A small writing desk is to the left of the french doors leading into the music room.
A stone fireplace with some framed pictures on the mantle
A vanity set with small items and oval mirror next to a centered window
A wicker table. A white wicker table with three books, one on the bottom with the silhouette of a young lady and two on the top of the table.
A wicker table. A white wicker table with three books, one on the bottom with the silhouette of a young lady and two on the top of the table. This portion of the room has a extrusion of the forward facing wall that makes it about two feet narrower than the rest of the walls.
A wide gravel path leads across the length of the house
A window and large leather chaise are along this wall. The antique chaise is cracking.
A window with bright light coming in, the bedframe is metal and gold against this wall.
A wooden antique couch is in the center of the room, it has a red cushion seat.
A wooden upholstered gold couch next to a mirror.
Above the antique end table is a large framed oil canvas landscape. To the right is an ornate black upright piano.
Ahead is a black upright piano, to the left an end table and two chairs. Above the end table on the wall is a large framed oil landscape painting.
An antique armoire is to the right with a mirror on the top
An antique ice chest with tongs set on top of it for handling the ice
An uneven stone path leading up to the gravel walkway
Area beside bed, dresser on far wall
Bathroom wall upper half is painted yellow, toilet and claw foot tub on the left
Bed against left wall and three windows on the far wall
Bed with a suitcase open, an outfit laid out and a black felt hat
Bed with a suitcase, and outfit laid out and a black felt hat
Between two windows an end table has a record player open. Above it are two framed images of birds.
Bothwell Garden a small stone step leading to the garden path
Bothwell Lodge Breezeway entrance up three stone steps. The floor of the breezeway is paved brick and a bench is against the stone wall.
Bothwell Lodge First Section Cottage and main entrance, Gravel Parth to parking lot
Bothwell Lodge Garage and Visitors Center can be seen over the circular landscaping in the center of the gravel path. There are stones surrounding the flowers and a tree stump.
Bothwell Lodge Garage and Visitors Center. Thre is a door to go in the visitors center.
Bothwell Lodge Garden, a small tree over hangs the gravel path. There is no access to the garden from this side of the path, there is a wooden fence,
Bothwell Lodge Visitors center and garage
Bothwell Lodge's three other additions can be seen to the right of the front entrance.
Building phase one and four, and courtyard
Chest of drawers with mirror and Closed door
Chest of drawers with mirror and a lamp
Closed door and metal bedframe
Cobblestone path leadinng back up to the gravel path. The bothwell lodge garage and visitors center can be seen across the landscaping.
Courtyard with green lawn. Door to lower hall and phase four and one of the building
Dining table in the center of the room set with dishes
Dinning table in the center of the room, on the far wall there is a door to the exterior.
Door into mud room, two steps up to a wooden floor from the tile
Door to game room, on the right one step down to lower hall and courtyard. French doors on lower landing lead into game room
Door to hallway is closed
Door to the exterior porch and an over exposed window on the right wall
Doors to exit into hall or bathroom and the bed
Doorway in a stone wall leading into the first built section of the Bothwell Lodge
Doorway into guest bedroom
Doorway into large guest room
Doorway into the East Wing Dining room
Doorway into the East wing Living Room
Doorway into the bathroom
Doorway into the bathroom
Doorway into the bathroom
Doorway into the fourth built section of Bothwell Lodge, there are four cement steps leading up to the door with red diamond bricks inlaid in them.
Doorway into upper hall, one step up on the transom.
Doorway to family hallway
Doorway to the family hall
Drone view of the back side of the Bothwell Lodge facing North
Drone view of the back side of the Bothwell Lodge facing North
Drone view of trees on back side of Bothwell lodge facing south
Drone view of trees on back side of house facing south
Edge stone wall of courtyard and porch off phase one building
Enclosed book cabinets with a stone fireplace on the right. A large couch is in the center of the room
Entrance in the thick stone wall of Bothwell Lodge.
Entrance into conrad's bedroom, the room has a metal bed on a large blue rug.
Entrance to breezeway, railing along the right side and opening to the cobblesotne path on the left.
Family hallway to the upper hall
Family hallway to the upper hall
Family hallway, angles to the right at the end of the hall
French doors into dining room, one step up to lower hall
French doors into the adjacent mud room, a glass cabinet has various artifacts including some arrow heads and a silver trophy cup.
French doors leading into the interior breezeway.
French doors leading to the music room, a plaquard above the door has a faded inscription
Front entrance of Bothwell Lodge nearest the parking lot. There are four brick steps leading up to the entry
Front entrance of Bothwell Lodge. An uneven cobblestone leads to the front door.
Gravel Path and Garage Visitors Center
Gravel Path in the distance the sun is coming up over the Bothwell garage and visitors center
Gravel Path leading across the front of Bothwell Lodge
Gravel Path leading around a small landscaping in the center of the path, Bothwell Lodge Garage and Visitors Center.
Gravel Path leads to bothwell lodge around a small circle of landscaping in the center of the gravel path.The home's main entry on the far eastern side of the house.
Gravel Path to parking lot
Gravel Path to parking lot
Gravel path To parking lot
Gravel path leading to a wooden fence in the distance
Gravel path leading to the front entrance of the house
Hallway wtih door frame at an angle to the left
Kitchen sink mounted to the wall, on the right an open door
Kitchen with dark wood flooring. On the left against the wall a large kitchen stove
Large chest of drawers set with a suitcase and clothing.
Large oil tank is visible in the thick landscaping. The rusty tank is cylindrical and rusty with a green metal pipe running over it.
Large windows cover the eastern wall of the breeeway. The oil tank can be seen in the landscaping below.
Linen closet stacked with sheets. Back of closet ends in a triangle where the third addition of the lodge was built on.
Lower hall, a wicker chair to the right
Lucy's bedroom door, in the room you see a bed and a vanity along the wall
Main staircase between the upper and lower hall. To the left a doorway into Ada's bedroom.
Mounted workbench on the stone wall, closed inaccessible door to the exterior
On right right open door to Johns hallway, on the left the open door to the bathroom
On the far side of the room a book case and chair are on either side of a narrow doorway up a step.
On the left there is a narrow wooden staircase to the guest hallway and The entrance to the family hallway
On this side of the room, there are three rocking chairs. One brown wooden antique rocking chair and two baby blue rocking chairs On right Closed door
On this side of the room, there are three rocking chairs. One brown wooden rocking chair and two baby blue rocking chairs.
Open room with a door on the far wall, a trunk is against the wall on the right hand side.
Open wooden lid and cave box leading into the cave access
Opening into a cave, a stone arch was fabricated to hold up the ceiling and make a passage
Recessed window on left, small closet door in the wall
Rocking chair in front of window and a wooden stove on the right
Side of Bothwell Lodge the first built section. The cottage has a patio inclosed and exterior that can be seen. A lower patio is accessible down a path wtih two stone steps.
Side of the back porch, view of the first phase of bothwell lodge. Stone pillar and wooden railing.
Side of the back porch, view off the cliff side of the house. Stone pillar and wooden railing.
Side view of the Bothwell Lodge first section built. The cottage with the enclosed and exterior patio as well as the lower patio.
Small Gas stove with three burners against the wall
Sourth west view off courtyard wall
South wall has two doorways to bedrooms
Staircase on the right leads to family hallway. On the right is the guest hallway
Stone exterior wall and folded metal bedframe, doorway into Johns Bedroom
Stone ledge on the inside of the cave
Stone ledge on the inside of the cave
Sun light view of the south, a bench is up against the white wooden railing
The bed in the center has a few pieces of clothing laid on it. two dresses and a pair of nylon stockings,
The bed is placed on the eastern wall though takes up the majority of the room. A mannequin is dressed with a black felt hat, scarf and tan jacket.
The breezeway can be seen through the window and the doorway. A framed pictures is on the plastered wall.
The breezeway entrance is very bright with the eastern windows letting in the morning light, two windows on either side of the front door frame the entrance.
The ceiling in the center of the room angles down several feet off the floor. There is a small closed door in between the two recessed winodws and A small oval upholstered vanity wtih the cabinets open and a round mirror on the wall.
The corner of the room with a workbench against a stone wall.
The doorway entrance into the breezeway and the doorway to the first bedroom, An angled wall with the stone fireplace facing the south east corner.
The doorway from the Porch, an antique upholstered arm chair is to the right of the door.
The doorway into a bedroom, A stone fireplace and to the left an opening for a small hallway behind it.
The doorway to the family hallway is on a diagonal
The doorway, is on a diagonal to the family hallway
The entrance from the breezeway in to the East Wing Living Room
The entrance to the first section of Bothwell Lodge and the doorway to the breezeway on the left
The family bath room doorway
The family hallway, and an inaccessible staircase.
The far wall has a large chest of drawers and the bed is to the right
The hall main staircase and family hallway on the left. There is a small writing desk along the wall on the right side
The hallway continues to John's bedroom
The landscaping has a stone birdbath and plants that surround a large metal oil tank.
The large open doorway to the hall
The main porch of the home in the center looks out over the cliff face to the treeline.
The metal headboard on this wall with a door that is closed
The music room is partitioned with a wooden railing, behind it a stone fireplace, large framed art, and a piano can be seen among other furniture.
The music room is partitioned with a wooden railing, behind it a stone fireplace, large framed art, and a piano can be seen among other furniture.
The narrow lawn of the Bothwell Lodge has a row of stones down the center. Hostas and other various plants line the front of the home.
The side of the room has a wooden vanity with stool and a closed door
The side view of Bothwell Lodge, the second built section. The doorway is inaccessible for the tour.
The south end of the hall has a doorway to the porch
The south side of the room is behind a wooden partition
The stone exterior of Bothwell Lodge first phase the cottage. the doorway to the east wing dining room
The stone fireplace and an upright piano on the easten wall behind the partition.
The very narrow doorway was made from a window, there is a substantial step up into the Center open porch connecting the next section of the house.
The view of this section of the breezeway porch is the Bothwell lawn and oil tank.
The white railing and stone opening to the front of the breezeway. The garage and Bothwell Lodge visitors center can be seen across the gravel path.
The window is on the north wall, there is a small end table with a framed picture of Ada and a dog
There is a large gold upholstered couch in the center of the room, across that the wooden partition and the south side of the room.
There is an upright piano and a stone fireplace
Thick view of trees, the lawn leading to the cliff
This wall has a set of arm chairs and two windows, in between them is an antique piece of cabinetry.
This wall has a typewritter on a dressor with an end table connected to the side of it. There is a closed door.
Trunk at the foot of a bed, Door to hallway on the other side of the bed
Two cement blocks, a closed door into the storage room. A generator motor and 16 batteries stacked behind on a rack.
Two small dining tables with a variety of chairs. Open shelves with vairous jars and pans mounted to the wall
Uneven cobblestone path down a hill leading to the lower porch
Upholstered vanity with round mirror on wall and Bed frame wtihout a mattress
View across the top of the treeline in the distance. A fence of stone and iron edge the lawn.
View of phase two builidng, tower and courtyard visible
View of the side Bothwell Lodge
View of trees across the lawn
View off back porch of the cliff side of the house. View is transitional from dawn to midday.
View off the cliffs of bothwell lodge. A wooden railing edges the porch with a covered roof
View overlooking the treeline in the distance. There is bench on this side of the breezeway porch.
Wall above bed, wtih a small safe built into the wall
Wall with a window frame that has been sealed in
Window overlooking courtyard, exposed beehive with plexiglass covering
Window overlooking courtyard
Window with a view out on to the courtyard.
Windows against far wall and a dresser on the right
Windows along the south wall and small end and a wicker chair
Windows overlooking treeline view
Wood stove and closed closet door
Wooden crates on the left, mounted workbench on a stone wall. Left side is open center of room
a bookcase and path between the wicker couch and the writting desk
a chest of drawers with a mirror on it
a closed door with a a window that looks outside
a closed window above a small stove on the left and a wooden cabinet on the right
a closet door open with a sink and mirror mounted on the wall
a corner view with a wooden cabinet on the right and the entry way into another room on the right
a desk and wicker chair infront of a set of windows. large bookcase to the right with glass cabinet door.
a desk infront of a set of bright sunlit windows, a globe and lamp are on the table
a desk set with books a quil, on the left a globe and on the right a unique lamp with a cream colored shade.
a door opeing leading into a sunny kitchen
a door opeing to a room with a wooden floor, white wicker chair and a wooden cabinet on the left and a door opening to a room with a checkeboard floor, sunny window and framed photos hanging on the wall to the right
a door opeining to a room with a wicker chair on a wooden floor on the left and a door with windows on it to the right
a door opening into a room with a wooden floor, a wicker couch in front of 2 sunny windows and flanked by full bookcases
a door with sunny window on it to the left and an open door with 2 steps leading up to it on the right
a doorway leading into a kitchen with a wooden floor
a glass encased bookshelf and a walkway past a wicker couch
a gravel path and beyond a grassy lawn with trees in the distance
a hallway leading towards johns room
a landscaped hill with cobblestones leading down to the lower porch
a large open room with a wooden floor, 2 sunny windows, a wooden cabinet and a wooden chest on the right and a door with windows on the left
a large wood burning stove and doorway with closed doors. to the right there is a china cabinet built into the wall filled with dishes.
a library with a wicker couch and chair and a stone fireplace
a mail sorter tucked into a recess of the wall. On the right is a chair and to the right of the chair is a radio with silver nobs and a circular attannne
a mustard, dark yellow colored wooden door that is closed. And to the right of it is a small framed photo of an indiscernible landscape.
a narrow path leading to a small desk flanked by sunny windows full bookcases and a wicker couch
a path forward further into the the tower office
a pathway towards the back of the gameoom with an open doorway that leads to the lower hall
a pathway towards the center of the room leading towards railing and stairs.
a rounded wall windows. Facing out the windows is an old desk. A ladder going up into the ceiling leans against the desk. A bookshelf with law books is on the left of it at the same height of the desk. A chair is is pushed under the desk.
a sealed off window recessed into a wall
a sealed window and two handrails for the staircases in the room
a set of encased bookshelves with glass cabinet doors.
a shower. The shower walls are painted light pink, weathered and showing white splotches below the paint. Narrow steel shower head with a single level for water and temp.
a silver woodburning stove with an open doorway to the left, cabinets and a woodent table to the right.
a small desk with a lamp and a globe on top, in front of 3 sunny windows with a full bookcase to the left
a small white sink with a small mirror hung above it, flanked by open doors.
a staircase in the floor that leads to John's hallway. Behind it is a small, sealed storage door and to it's left is another closed closet door
a staircase that decends into jons hallway
a staircase that leads down into the foyer
a stone fireplace with a large stuffed swordfish hung above it, and a frosted glass pane in a door to the left
a stone fireplace with a painting hanging over the mantle, built in bookecases on either side
a stone retaining wall with an iron bar bridging the gap beweteen elevated columns. Looking out over the canopy of a forest below it. Faint view of a town nearby
a sunny window on the left, an antique typewriter on a desktop below 2 black and white framed photos on the right
a sunny window with a dark wood china cabinet to the left and a door with frosted glass to the right
a table with two chairs and a game of Chinese checkers next to an open wooden handpained box. the table is short with thick wooden legs. One of the chairs has a curved armrests
a wicker couch with a green seat cushion and throw pillows in front of a sunny window, flanked by full bookcases.
a wicker couch with a green seat cushion and throw pillows in front of a sunny window, flanked by full bookcases.
a window and an ostritch egg on the sill. On the right bookshelves encased in glass cabinet doors.
a winodwsill with a framed picture on it
a wooden dining table set for 4 in the center of the room, large sunny windows on the right, white cabinets and a closed door on the left, 2 closed doors at the far end of the room.
a wooden dining table with 4 chairs, teacups and plates, an open door to the left, a staircase leading up at the back of the room and a closed, wide door to the right.
a wooden table with a black top and four wooden chairs. on top of the table is a wooden majong game
a writting desk on the left with a wooden rolling chair pulled out by it. A set of windows on the far wall with an entry table between them. encased bookshelves on the right wall.
ahead a metal stove and a rocking chair to the left of it. There is a window on the wall
ahead a stove, chair, and a lamp. On the left in the wall there is a small door.
an antique fire exstinguisher hanging on the left of a staircase going up, with a door way leading into another room on the right.
an antique style cabinet with paneled doors and a painting on top of it leaning against the wall.
an armoire on the right, ahead the ceiling is angled down and leads to a recessed window.
an old stove with a pie cooling on top to the right, a door and 2 sunny windows straight ahead and a small cabinet with shelves and a kitchen sink to the left.
an old desk. A ladder going up into the ceiling leans against the desk. A bookshelf with law books is on the left of it at the same height of the desk. A chair is is pushed under the desk.
an old stove with a pie cooling on top in the center of the room, a smaller range below a closed window on the right and a small table and chair below a sunny window on the left
an old water heating furnace nested into a wooden cabinet with an old carton of oatmeal on the top shelf, a doorway leading to an upward staircase on the right.
an open door leading to 3 steps up into a hallway with another door at the end
an open door leading to 3 steps up into a hallway with another door at the end
an open door on the left side of a full bookcase with a glob to the right and a wicker chair in front
an open door that leads into Johns Bedroom
an open door with a small sink inside, an opening to anther room with sunny windows and wicker couch to the left and a closed door to the right
an open doorway into a bathroom
an open doorway leading to a room with a checkerboard floor, a staircase leading up on the right
an open doorway leading to upward stairs on the left, a full bookshelf center and a sunny window to the right
an open doorway that leads into a hallways with a bathroom. To the right is a short, wide table with two chairs and a chinnese checkers board.
an open doorway that leads into the gameroom
an open doorway that leads into the shower bathroom
an open woodent door, a full bookcase to the right with wicker chair in front, a smaller bookshelf to the left with a fan on top
an outside deck opening up to a small yard with a wooden arch, overlooking green trees
bathroom sink, white porcelin with two faucents extending from the wall. the brick wall is painted a tinted yellow, weather aboved the sink revealing white sploches. A smooth white wall sits above the bricks at chest level, with a mirror and light directly above it.
bed on the right and a chest of drawers against the wall on the left. Ahead a closed closet door.
bookcases wtih glass cabinet doors, a wicker couch in the center of the room and across the stone fireplace
brick patio, bench on exterior wall of bothwell lodge.
close up of enclosed book cabinet
closed wooden door on the left, long narrow hallway leading to a sunny room on the right
closed wooden door on the left, open door leading to a halway with stairs going down to the right
closet door is open, inside a sink and mirror are mounted on the wall
corner view with dresser, rocking chair in front of a sunny window on the left and french doors on the right
corner view, white wall on the left, sunny window on the right
corner view, white wall on the left,window on the right
courtyard with south east view off cliff side of house, stone pillar at the edge of the brick patio
courtyard with south west view off cliff side of house, stone pillar at the edge of the brick patio
dimly lit window, small wood cabinet, white cabintes and a counter with pans on top
dining room with a table set for 10 on the left,doorway on the right
dining table set for 10 in front of a stone fireplace with a stuffed swordfish hung above it, 2 sunny windows to the left
door leading to lower hall with two steps up. Brick patio with bench against stone wall
door opening to a room with a white wicker chair to the left
door opening to a well lit dining room with dining table, french doors, sunny windows
doorway into mud room and staircase on the right
doorway into the second mud room, the flooring transitions from wood to tile.
doorway to lucy's bedroom
dresser, an open door to the sleeping porch and a table with chairs on the right
edge of Courtyard wall and phase two of building with tower
enclosed book cabinets along all walls. A desk and chair are in the right side of the room
french door on the right, sunny window straight ahead, dining table to the right
french door to dining room and door to courtyard
french doors to game room and a wicker chair. step up to lower hall, stairs to upper hall
french doors to game room and door to courtyard
french doors with with glass panes in a white border on the left, a glass trophy case with a silver trophy in it on the right.
hallway leading to an open door on the left, doorway leading to diningroom with a dining table on the right.
hallway leading to open door bathroom on the left, wicker chair and couch by upward staircase on the right
in between two overexposed windows there is a cabinet with an antique metal fan on it.
kitchen sink, counter and shelves with bottles and bowls
landscaping and a large oil tank on the left
large bookcase filled with books, with a glass cabinet door
large wooden french door on the right, doorway opeing to the left
natural wooden railing with a view over green trees to the left and right
old kitchen sink on the left, open door center, a small table and 2 chairs below a sunny window on the right
old stove with pie cooling on top
on an outside deck looking over green trees through natural wood railings on the left and stone building on the right
on an outside deck looking toward a stone building with small windows and a white door, an opeing to a small yard on the right
set dining table to the left, wooden french doors straight ahead, china cabinet, sunny window to the right
small door closed door on the wall
south west view from courtyard of treeline over cliff
stair leading up into the upper portion of the game room
staircase down to the workshop, the stairway is curved to the right and spirals down.
staircase to tower, doorway to the library
staricase that leads up to Johns Hallway
sun shining through a partially shaded window, a wicker basket hanging on the wall below a light, 2 framed pictures of former presidents
sun shining through a window with a nook, two full book shelves, a wood paneling covered wall with a light on top.
sunny window on the left, stone fireplace with stuffed swordfish hanging above on the right
the back of a wicker couch, a tall bookcase and a small table with an open book on top.
the back side of the wicker couch, bookcases to the left
the bed is along the southern wall and laid with a pink bedspread and a dress and hat are on the bed. The door to the family hallway is on the left.
the corner of a room with a closed, wide sliding door on the left, a wooden cabinet next to a closed door with a sunny window on it to the right
the corner of a room with a sunny window to the right and a closed door with a sunny window on it to the left.
the doorway to lead to the previous room
the foyer has a staircase to the right and ahead there is a doorway with three steps leading up to the butlers pantry
the lower portion of the game room looking at an antique writing table open with a wicker chair in front of it
the mud room with a sest of white wicker chairs against the wall
the side of the yard where the oil tank can be seen set back from the cottage
the staircase up to the tower, the staircase curves to the left and spirals upwards
the view of the backside of bothwell lodge and the courtyard.
the window on the left is recessed into the wall, there is a radiator infront of it.
three steps up into the doorway to the butlers pantry
top of toilet and sink below a window and a medicine cabinet with mirror
two Arm chairs and windows on the north wall
two chairs tucked into a narrow triangular reccess of the wall facing away from a small window between them. to the left of the chairs if a black typewritter with black and white keys next to a small students desk
two tables in the lower portion the game room. The closest wooden table has a puzzle map of the world. The table farther away is a red wooden table with games
view of the courtyard below and the cliff side of the house
view of the courtyard below and the cliff side of the house
wall from the edge of the courtyard and view of the south east treeline off the cliff
white kitchen cabints with a kitchen counter and shelves with bottled and bowls on the right and a wooden cabinet with a black and white photo of a man on top to the left.
white wall with doorway on the left
wicker couch and chairs, an upward staircase, open door leading to another room
wooden dining table set for 10 with french doors on the left and 2 sunny windows on the right
wooden railing about two feet high that looks into the room below
wooden railing that looks over into the game room. Three tables with assorted gamed and 4 chairs surrounding each table
wooden railing that looks over into the the lower, open portion of the game room
writting desk on left with wooden chair. Windows on far wall with a framed picture on the sill
Garage, 1917
In 1917, John Bothwell, with the help of laborers, built this garage to house his Chandler Roadster. A few years later, he expanded the building to incorporate additional parking space and a chauffeur living quarters to the back of the building. This photograph shows how the building looked before the expansion and Bothwell’s Roadster. Today the garage serves as the site office and visitor center.
Bothwell Lodge
State Historic Site
19349 Bothwell State Park Road,
Sedalia, MO 65301
• Square Feet: 12,900
• Rooms: 31
• Bathrooms: 5
• Fireplaces: 5
• Stories: 3
• Years Built: 1896-1929
• Original Power Source: Coal, wood,
Blau gas and 32-volt DC electricity
• Materials: Stone, wood and plaster
with an asbestos roof
Turn of the 20th Century Sedalia
When John Bothwell moved to Sedalia in 1871, the town’s economy, infrastructure and population were rapidly growing. This growth and success, largely contributed to the railroad, lasted decades. By the turn of the 20th century, Sedalia was a diverse community that had a bustling downtown, churches, saloons, schools, brothels, an elaborate courthouse and a thriving Black community. African American pianist, composer and “King of Ragtime” Scott Joplin, who lived and attended school in Sedalia, composed his famous Maple Leaf Rag in 1899. That same year, the town selected John to serve as an ambassador in a bid to secure Sedalia as the State Fair location. Soon after the committee selected Sedalia, the town began preparing for the first Missouri State Fair that took place in 1901. In the years following, Sedalia continued to grow until the 1920s when prohibition, railroad strikes and then the Great Depression took a toll on the economy.
Birds, 1882, Oil on Canvas
In 1882, two years before their marriage, John’s wife, Hattie, painted these two images of tied-up songbirds. That same year, she graduated from the Cincinnati Wesleyan College for Young Ladies. While her inspiration for the pieces remains a mystery, it is likely that Wesleyan exposed her to the works of popular artists like of Jean-Baptiste Oudry and John James Audubon, known for their wildlife paintings. For years, John kept these paintings before hanging them in the lodge. Today, three of Hattie’s paintings are on display in the lodge.
Ada Bothwell, (1883-1969)
Like her Uncle John and older sister Lucy, Ada Bothwell also grew up in Clay County, Illinois, and then went on to graduate from Northwestern University and teach high school for over two decades. Although Ada never lived in Sedalia, the community knew her for being a Bothwell Lodge Club charter member. For most of her adult life, Ada resided in Illinois with her long-term partner, Theresa Presel, until they moved and purchased a house in North Carolina where Ada died in 1969. Before John died, he established the Bothwell Lodge Club composed of 38 friends and family tasked with continuing Lodge activities after his death. As the last charter member of the Bothwell Lodge Club, Ada’s death triggered a clause in John’s will that donated the property to the State of Missouri. Image courtesy of Lloyanne Wallien.
Artillery Shell Lamp
The artillery shell casing used to make this lamp is one of the two the U.S. military fired in France to celebrate the ending of World War I. The inscription reads, “Presented to J.H.B. Fired 11 A.M. Nov. 11-18 Near Haudimont France”. Today it remains a mystery how John came into possession of this piece.
Bathroom
This bathroom was installed to serve the “family wing” of the lodge, which also included three bedrooms for John’s cousin, Conrad Bothwell, and nieces, Lucy and Ada Bothwell. John had five bathrooms built into the lodge, each equipped with heating, electric lighting and exposed plumbing; typical throughout the lodge, for easy repairs.
Bothwell Lodge,
First Phase Cottage,
1897-1898
In 1897, John Bothwell commissioned the construction of a seven-room “English style” stone cottage for his friends and family to use as a warm-weather retreat, while his full-time residence remained in Sedalia. Upon completion, he had the cottage equipped with indoor plumbing and a gas lighting system, then soon after, had a well dug at the foot of the bluff and other buildings constructed around the property. A large water storage tank once sat against the building, which collected rainwater, fed into the tank via gutters, that Bothwell used in the kitchen and bathroom located on the first floor to utilize gravity.
Bothwell Lodge,
Third Phase Extension, 1921-1923
Completed by 1923, the third phase, which acted as an extension of the second structure, added a family wing with more bedrooms, more guest rooms, a boiler room, large dining room, full-sized kitchen and two gathering halls. This photo was taken from one of the neighboring fields.
Bothwell Lodge,
Fourth Phase Connection, 1926-1928
In 1928, construction concluded on a fourth and final structure that connected the first and third buildings together into the single lodge, as we know it today. The fourth phase added two more bedrooms as well as a music room, game room and the breezeway that ties the lodge together. This aerial photograph shows the original red and grey-checkered pattern roof.
Bothwell Lodge,
Second Phase Tower,
1913-1916
In 1913, John Bothwell began construction on a separate tower structure that contained a bedroom, office, library and workshop. Once completed, this second phase served as his residence, while he used the original cottage as a guesthouse. John built this second tower structure because of his love for entertaining and the need for more space for his guests. Until the completion of the next two additions in 1928, the house remained two separate buildings. This photograph shows the second phase constructed, with John Bothwell in the foreground, standing by the gate pillars.
Cave Box
This wooden box serves as an entry point into the cave system that runs underneath the second phase tower and third phase extension of the lodge. Workers discovered the cave system while blasting the bluff and preparing for construction. John experimented with drawing the cool cave air through floor vents to act as a cooling system, however it relied on a strong westwardly wind to be truly effective.
Conrad Bothwell, (1873-1938)
In 1873, John’s cousin, Conrad Hall Bothwell was born to Helen and Charles Bothwell in Holden, Missouri. As a young man, Conrad moved to Illinois where he took a cashier’s position at the First National Bank. Later he moved to Mt. Carmel where he met and married Sina Smith in 1899, but never had children. In 1912, they moved to Sedalia and Conrad worked as a cashier of Sedalia National Bank, where he later became president, like his cousin John, until it closed in 1932, at which time he retired. Following his retirement, Conrad served on the board of Central Missouri State Teachers College and contributed to its development. While the couple owned a house in-town Sedalia, they spent enough time at the lodge that John gave them their own room and then in 1928, built a separate house for them. Upon John’s death in 1929, Conrad served as the executor of John’s will.
Delco Generator,
ca. 1916
Originally, John plumbed and illuminated the first phase cottage and second phase tower with Blau gas, similar to propane. John ordered tanks of gas from a Kansas City supplier, which they shipped via rail to Sedalia. Despite the cost and inconvenience of sourcing the gas, it offered a much safer lighting option than the common candles and kerosene lamps. During World War I, Blau gas became unavailable forcing John to find a different source of light. In late 1916 he discovered the Delco system and just months later had one installed in the lodge. The gasoline-powered Delco system came with a combustion engine generator wired to 16 lead-acid storage batteries. This single system powered the first phase cottage, second phase tower, the newly constructed garage and some driveway lights. Eventually, it would also power an electric water pump that John added to the cistern.
Dining Room Closet
At one point, this closet was actually part of a ventilation shaft connected to the cave that runs underneath the lodge. After John abandoned the idea of a cave cooling system, he installed a floor, so that he could utilize the space as a closet. Being a part of the third phase extension, the closet contains a section of the once exterior tower wall and a window.
Game Room
John Bothwell had a passion for hosting and entertaining his friends, family and even organizations that shared his interests; this was one of the main reasons he expanded the lodge to this magnitude. John used the game room for indoor activities like card games, but it also served as extra seating space at large Thanksgiving dinners and a dance floor when musicians visited. According to his obituary, John entertained hundreds of guests at the lodge and “many of them were very distinguished persons from all parts of the United States and abroad.”
Garage, 1917
In 1917, John Bothwell, with the help of laborers, built this garage to house his Chandler Roadster. A few years later, he expanded the building to incorporate additional parking space and a chauffeur living quarters to the back of the building. This photograph shows how the building looked before the expansion and Bothwell’s Roadster. Today the garage serves as the site office and visitor center.
Getting Started in Sedalia
After graduating from law school in Albany, New York, in 1871 young John Bothwell moved to the rapidly growing town of Sedalia, Missouri. Soon after arriving he opened the law firm Houston & Bothwell with fellow young attorney Franklin Houston. In 1885, just a year after marrying Hattie Jaynes, John went into business with her elder brother William, opening the law firm Bothwell & Jaynes. William suffered from poor health and after a brief illness, he died suddenly in 1891, ending Bothwell & Jaynes. During those two decades as a partner in a law firm, John also served as the assistant prosecuting attorney of Pettis County and as a circuit court judge.
Honey Bees
Although not intentional, shortly after Bothwell completed this section of the second phase tower, honey bees took up residence in the wall. In June 1916, Bothwell reported that he had harvested honey from the hive. Today the hive is still active and with the addition of a clear panel, the bees are now visible.
Hotel Bothwell
In 1925, John Bothwell proposed the building of a modern, multi-story hotel and hospital in Sedalia. After discussion, Bothwell decided that he would donate the property and $50,000 in cash toward the hotel and then $80,000 in hotel stock plus $100,000 upon his death toward the construction of the Bothwell Hospital. In June 1927, the upscale Hotel Bothwell, including 109 rooms, a restaurant, beauty salon, coffee shop and more, opened. Upon the hotel’s completion, the Hotel Bothwell Committee presented John with this framed photograph to thank him for his funding and hard work to help establish the hotel. Image courtesy of the State Historical Society of Missouri.
Kitchen Sink
Unlike most, this sink has three faucets, allowing it be plumbed to two separate water sources, the well and the cistern. To conserve the limited well water, this sink enabled John to use cistern water for non-potable needs in order to save the well water for drinking and cooking.
Kitchen Stove
As a widower and entertainer, John enjoyed cooking for himself and for his guests. He added this kitchen in the third phase extension, equipped with a wood-burning cook stove. Although not his original stove, John cooked on one similar, often using a large cast iron pan. One of the cooks that John employed, Viola Rhodes, who came to know him well, helped in the identification of a replacement stove.
Library Books
The library was one of the main reasons for the construction of the tower phase. Like his father, who served as the local school director for several years, John valued education. In 1869, he graduated from Indiana University with a Bachelor of Science and then from law school at the University of Albany in 1871. Following his graduation, John moved to the rapidly growing town of Sedalia and opened a law practice. He remained a life-long learner and encouraged education among the local youth. In addition to building a rural schoolhouse, he also opened his library and donated funds toward the tuition of area children interested in furthering their education. The books in Bothwell’s library range in topics from world history to classic novels.
Library Sink
John had this sink installed just outside the library for guests to wash their hands before handling the books. While he generously allowed visitors to use his personal library, he also expected everyone to exercise care while using it. The current, good condition of the books is a testament to John’s efforts to preserve them.
Lucy Bothwell, (1872-1953)
Like her Uncle John and younger sister Ada, Lucy Bothwell grew up in Clay County, Illinois, where she lived a socially active life, serving as a presiding officer in the local Masonic Order and as the Red Cross local chairman during World War I. Following her mother’s death, Lucy lived at the lodge from 1928, until her death in 1953. While living in Sedalia, she continued her civic participation and after John died in 1929, she carried on the Lodge’s mission and commonly hosted local clubs. Although Lucy never married, she had a keen interest in floriculture and became an amateur photographer, taking numerous photos around the property that today give us a glimpse into her life.
Medicine Cabinet
John’s medicine cabinet still contains some of his self care products common in the early 20th century including a razor kit, Listerine and pain reliever.
Oil Tank, ca. 1924
Originally, John heated the first phase cottage and second phase tower with wood stoves and a coal furnace. However, cutting wood and stocking stoves with logs and coal was hard work, especially for a person in his 70s. Shortly after the construction of the third phase, he had this oil storage tank installed to provide oil to the new boiler heating system and kitchen stove. It also provided fuel for the furnace located in the first phase cottage and eliminated the need for firewood and coal.
Secretary Desk
Although the exact circumstances are unclear, at some point John acquired this secretary desk that belonged to his parents, James and Ann Bothwell. In 1840, James Bothwell, born in Athens County, Ohio, migrated to Clay County, Illinois, after living and working on his family’s farm for 22 years. Upon his arrival, James focused on farming, then became a merchant and co-owned a general store; a change in occupation that would make him a well-known and wealthy citizen. James also served as the local school director for several years, sold land for the construction of a new school and was one of the first stock-holders in the local National Bank. In 1846, the same year he opened a joint mercantile, he also married Mary Ann Brissenden, and together the couple had seven children, John Homer being the second. During the fourth, and final, phase of construction, John had the music room ceiling vaulted to better accommodate this treasured piece of furniture.
Sleeping Porch
This sleeping porch, connected to John’s bedroom, is where he slept on warm nights to stay cool. Elevated from the ground, with three walls containing screened windows, the design allowed for great airflow; a precious resource before air conditioning.
Taxidermied Blue Marlin, ca. 1922
John Bothwell had a love for traveling. Frequently he traveled during the winter months and starting in his late 60s, John took several trips abroad. The extensive railways throughout the U.S. and big, steam-powered ships made traveling to distant destinations like Japan, India, Brazil and Colombia possible. Most likely, John caught this blue marlin off the coast of Cuba during his trip Central and South America at the age of 73.
Third Floor, Guest Floor
As part of the third phase connection, John added a third floor specifically as a lodging space for his guests. Available on a first-come, first-served basis, the bedrooms provided sleeping space for the adults, while the hall in between served as a sleeping space for children.
Wall Safe
In 1896, when John began construction on the first phase cottage, he also became the president of the newly formed Sedalia National Bank and remained in that position until 1905 when he regretfully resigned. John left the bank because the West St. Louis Water and Light Company, which he helped found in 1902, demanded his time. He served as both the company president and attorney at different points until 1916. That same year, his new residence, the second phase tower was completed giving him space for a home office, library, bedroom, bathroom and workshop. John kept his important documents, such as titles and deeds, in this lockable wall safe.
Wood Stove
Before John installed the boiler system and oil tank with the construction of the third phase in 1923, he heated the first phase cottage and the second phase tower with wood and coal burning stoves. After the boiler installation, Bothwell kept a small wood-burning stove in his bedroom to save on fuel when he was the only person occupying the lodge.
Site History
In 1833, the Missouri Legislature established Pettis County, formerly Osage territory. In late 1860, Sedalia became a town and that following year, the location where the Missouri-Pacific railroad terminated. The railroad, largely responsible for Sedalia’s early success, created jobs and transported people and goods. Following the Civil War, Sedalia’s population and infrastructure grew significantly. When John Homer Bothwell moved there in 1871, the town had a population of over 4,000. After two and half decades of financial success, in 1896 John an attorney, businessman, philanthropist and widower, purchased 55 undeveloped acres 6 miles north of Sedalia. The property included woodland, pastureland and an imposing bluff where he intended to build the home he called Stonyridge Farm. The following year, the 46-year-old began construction that in all would entail four separate phases and take 30 years to complete. In 1929, just a year after the completion of the final phase, Bothwell died. As written in his will, the estate was handed over to the Bothwell Lodge Club, and then donated to the State of Missouri in 1969. Today, the State has preserved much of John Bothwell’s personal belongings that remained in the lodge, along with some pieces added during the Lodge Club years from 1929 to 1969.
Hallett & Comston Piano, 1884
In 1884, when Hattie Jaynes and John Bothwell married, Hattie’s parents, Col. Anderson and Mary Jane, gifted the couple this piano. Anderson Jaynes and Mary Jane Brown married in their native state of Ohio, in 1858. Soon after in 1861, at the Governor’s request, Anderson organized a regiment of volunteers and received the rank of colonel. Following the birth of their third child, Hattie Ellen, the family moved to the newly established Missouri town of Sedalia. Just a few years later Anderson co-opened the First National Bank and became very wealthy. This allowed Hattie to attend Cincinnati Wesleyan College for Young Ladies, where she excelled in art and music. After Hattie and John married, the couple had one child that died at birth and the following year, on June 20, 1887, Hattie died shortly after giving birth to their second child. A well-loved member of the community and a congregant of the local Methodist Episcopal Church, Sedalia remembered Hattie as a virtuous woman and talented pianist.
Landscape, Oil on Canvas
In 1916, John Bothwell built and donated a schoolhouse and teacher’s residence near Stonyridge Farm. As a well-educated individual, John saw the value in education and helped make it more accessible to children in rural Pettis County. An advanced structure for its time, the school had central heating and electricity. Upon completion of the building, John donated this painting created by his wife Hattie that hung in the school, which one of the students shot it with a BB gun. The painting remained in the school until the 1950s when it was brought back to the lodge. In 1968, the public school district closed and sold the school to a private landowner.
Bothwell Lodge
State Historic Site
19349 Bothwell State Park Road,
Sedalia, MO 65301
• Square Feet: 12,900
• Rooms: 31
• Bathrooms: 5
• Fireplaces: 5
• Stories: 3
• Years Built: 1896-1929
• Original Power Source: Coal, wood,Blau gas and 32 -volt DC electricity
• Materials: Stone, wood and plaster with an asbestos roof
Wall Safe
In 1896, when John began construction on the first phase cottage, he also became the president of the newly formed Sedalia National Bank and remained in that position until 1905 when he regretfully resigned. John left the bank because the West St. Louis Water and Light Company, which he helped found in 1902, demanded his time. He served as both the company president and attorney at different points until 1916. That same year, his new residence, the second phase tower was completed giving him space for a home office, library, bedroom, bathroom and workshop. John kept his important documents, such as titles and deeds, in this lockable wall safe.
Birds, 1882, Oil on Canvas
In 1882, two years before their marriage, John’s wife, Hattie, painted these two images of tied-up songbirds. That same year, she graduated from the Cincinnati Wesleyan College for Young Ladies. While her inspiration for the pieces remains a mystery, it is likely that Wesleyan exposed her to the works of popular artists like of Jean-Baptiste Oudry and John James Audubon, known for their wildlife paintings. For years, John kept these painting before hanging them in the lodge. Today, three of Hattie’s paintings are on display in the lodge.
Landscape, Oil on Canvas
In 1916, John Bothwell built and donated a schoolhouse and teacher’s residence near Stonyridge Farm. As a well-educated individual, John saw the value in education and helped make it more accessible to children in rural Pettis County. An advanced structure for its time, the school had central heating and electricity. Upon completion of the building, John donated this painting created by his wife Hattie that hung in the school, which one of the students shot it with a BB gun. The painting remained in the school until the 1950s when it was brought back to the lodge. In 1968, the public school district closed and sold the school to a private landowner.
Ada Bothwell, (1883-1969)
Like her Uncle John and older sister Lucy, Ada Bothwell also grew up in Clay County, Illinois, and then went on to graduate from Northwestern University and teach high school for over two decades. Although Ada never lived in Sedalia, the community knew her for being a Bothwell Lodge Club charter member. For most of her adult life, Ada resided in Illinois with her long-term partner, Theresa Presel, until they moved and purchased a house in North Carolina where Ada died in 1969. Before John died, he established the Bothwell Lodge Club composed of 38 friends and family tasked with continuing Lodge activities after his death. As the last charter member of the Bothwell Lodge Club, Ada’s death triggered a clause in John’s will that donated the property to the State of Missouri. Image courtesy of Lloyanne Wallien.
Artillery Shell Lamp
The artillery shell casing used to make this lamp is one of the two the U.S. military fired in France to celebrate the ending of World War I. The inscription reads, “Presented to J.H.B. Fired 11 A.M. Nov. 11-18 Near Haudimont France”. Today it remains a mystery how John came into possession of this piece.
Bathroom
This bathroom was installed to serve the “family wing” of the lodge, which also included three bedrooms for John’s cousin, Conrad Bothwell, and nieces, Lucy and Ada Bothwell. John had five bathrooms built into the lodge, each equipped with heating, electric lighting and exposed plumbing; typical throughout the lodge, for easy repairs.
Bothwell Lodge,
Second Phase Tower, 1913-1916
In 1913, John Bothwell began construction on a separate tower structure that contained a bedroom, office, library and workshop. Once completed, this second phase served as his residence, while he used the original cottage as a guesthouse. John built this second tower structure because of his love for entertaining and the need for more space for his guests. Until the completion of the next two additions in 1928, the house remained two separate buildings. This photograph shows the second phase constructed, with John Bothwell in the foreground, standing by the gate pillars.
Bothwell Lodge,
Third Phase Extension, 1921-1923
Completed by 1923, the third phase, which acted as extension of the second structure, added a family wing with more bedrooms, more guest rooms, a boiler room, large dining room, full-sized kitchen and two gathering halls. This photo was taken from one of the neighboring fields.
Bothwell Lodge, First Phase Cottage, 1897-1898
In 1897, John Bothwell commissioned the construction of a seven-room “English style” stone cottage for his friends and family to use as a warm-weather retreat, while his full-time residence remained in Sedalia. Upon completion, he had the cottage equipped with indoor plumbing and a gas lighting system, then soon after, had a well dug at the foot of the bluff and other buildings constructed around the property. A large water storage tank once sat against the building, which collected rainwater, fed into the tank via gutters, that Bothwell used in the kitchen and bathroom located on the first floor to utilize gravity.
Bothwell Lodge,
Fourth Phase Connection, 1926-1928
In 1928, construction concluded on a fourth and final structure that connected the first and third buildings together into the single lodge, as we know it today. The fourth phase added two more bedrooms as well as a music room, game room and the breezeway that ties the lodge together. This aerial photograph shows the original red and grey-checkered pattern roof.
Cave Box
This wooden box serves as an entry point into the cave system that runs underneath the second phase tower and third phase extension of the lodge. Workers discovered the cave system while blasting the bluff and preparing for construction. John experimented with drawing the cool cave air through floor vents to act as a cooling system, however it relied on a strong westwardly wind to be truly effective.
Conrad Bothwell, (1873-1938)
In 1873, John’s cousin, Conrad Hall Bothwell was born to Helen and Charles Bothwell in Holden, Missouri. As a young man, Conrad moved to Illinois where he took a cashier’s position at the First National Bank. Later he moved to Mt. Carmel where he met and married Sina Smith in 1899, but never had children. In 1912, they moved to Sedalia and Conrad worked as a cashier of Sedalia National Bank, where he later became president, like his cousin John, until it closed in 1932, at which time he retired. Following his retirement, Conrad served on the board of Central Missouri State Teachers College and contributed to its development. While the couple owned a house in-town Sedalia, they spent enough time at the lodge that John gave them their own room and then in 1928, built a separate house for them. Upon John’s death in 1929, Conrad served as the executor of John’s will.
Delco Generator,
ca. 1916
Originally, John plumbed and illuminated the first phase cottage and second phase tower with Blau gas, similar to propane. John ordered tanks of gas from a Kansas City supplier, which they shipped via rail to Sedalia. Despite the cost and inconvenience of sourcing the gas, it offered a much safer lighting option than the common candles and kerosene lamps. During World War I, Blau gas became unavailable forcing John to find a different source of light. In late 1916 he discovered the Delco system and just months later had one installed in the lodge. The gasoline-powered Delco system came with a combustion engine generator wired to 16 lead-acid storage batteries. This single system powered the first phase cottage, second phase tower, the newly constructed garage and some driveway lights. Eventually, it would also power an electric water pump that John added to the cistern.
Dining Room Closet
At one point, this closet was actually part of a ventilation shaft connected to the cave that runs underneath the lodge. After John abandoned the idea of a cave cooling system, he installed a floor, so that he could utilize the space as a closet. Being a part of the third phase extension, the closet contains a section of the once exterior tower wall and a window.
Game Room
John Bothwell had a passion for hosting and entertaining his friends, family and even organizations that shared his interests; this was one of the main reasons he expanded the lodge to this magnitude. John used the game room for indoor activities like card games, but it also served as extra seating space at large Thanksgiving dinners and a dance floor when musicians visited. According to his obituary, John entertained hundreds of guests at the lodge and “many of them were very distinguished persons from all parts of the United States and abroad.”
Getting Started in Sedalia
After graduating from law school in Albany, New York, in 1871 young John Bothwell moved to the rapidly growing town of Sedalia, Missouri. Soon after arriving he opened the law firm Houston & Bothwell with fellow young attorney Franklin Houston. In 1885, just a year after marrying Hattie Jaynes, John went into business with her elder brother William, opening the law firm Bothwell & Jaynes. William suffered from poor health and after a brief illness, he died suddenly in 1891, ending Bothwell & Jaynes. During those two decades as a partner in a law firm, John also served as the assistant prosecuting attorney of Pettis County and as a circuit court judge.
Hallett & Comston Piano, 1884
In 1884, when Hattie Jaynes and John Bothwell married, Hattie’s parents, Col. Anderson and Mary Jane, gifted the couple this piano. Anderson Janyes and Mary Jane Brown married in their native state of Ohio, in 1858. Soon after in 1861, at the Governor’s request, Anderson organized a regiment of volunteers and received the rank of colonel. Following the birth of their third child, Hattie Ellen, the family moved to the newly established Missouri town of Sedalia. Just a few years later Anderson co-opened the First National Bank and became very wealthy. This allowed Hattie to attend Cincinnati Wesleyan College for Young Ladies, where she excelled in art and music. After Hattie and John married, the couple had one child that died at birth and the following year, on June 20, 1887, Hattie died shortly after giving birth to their second child. A well-loved member of the community and a congregant of the local Methodist Episcopal Church, Sedalia remembered Hattie as a virtuous woman and talented pianist.
Honey Bees
Although not intentional, shortly after Bothwell completed this section of the second phase tower, honey bees took up residence in the wall. In June 1916, Bothwell reported that he had harvested honey from the hive. Today the hive is still active and with the addition of a clear panel, the bees are now visible.
Hotel Bothwell
In 1925, John Bothwell proposed the building of a modern, multi-story hotel and hospital in Sedalia. After discussion, Bothwell decided that he would donate the property and $50,000 in cash toward the hotel and then $80,000 in hotel stock plus $100,000 upon his death toward the construction of the Bothwell Hospital. In June 1927, the upscale Hotel Bothwell, including 109 rooms, a restaurant, beauty salon, coffee shop and more, opened. Upon the hotel’s completion, the Hotel Bothwell Committee presented John with this framed photograph to thank him for his funding and hard work to help establish the hotel. Image courtesy of the State Historical Society of Missouri.
Kitchen Sink
Unlike most, this sink has three faucets, allowing it be plumbed to two separate water sources, the well and the cistern. To conserve the limited well water, this sink enabled John to use cistern water for non-potable needs in order to save the well water for drinking and cooking.
Kitchen Stove
As a widower and entertainer, John enjoyed cooking for himself and for his guests. He added this kitchen in the third phase extension, equipped with a wood-burning cook stove. Although not his original stove, John cooked on one similar, often using a large cast iron pan. One of the cooks that John employed, Viola Rhodes, who came to know him well, helped in the identification of a replacement stove.
Library Books
The library was one of the main reasons for the construction of the tower phase. Like his father, who served as the local school director for several years, John valued education. In 1869, he graduated from Indiana University with a Bachelor of Science and then from law school at the University of Albany in 1871. Following his graduation, John moved to the rapidly growing town of Sedalia and opened a law practice. He remained a life-long learner and encouraged education among the local youth. In addition to building a rural schoolhouse, he also opened his library and donated funds toward the tuition of area children interested in furthering their education. The books in Bothwell’s library range in topics from world history to classic novels.
Library Sink
John had this sink installed just outside the library for guests to wash their hands before handling the books. While he generously allowed visitors to use his personal library, he also expected everyone to exercise care while using it. The current, good condition of the books is a testament to John’s efforts to preserve them.
Lucy Bothwell, (1872-1953)
Like her Uncle John and younger sister Ada, Lucy Bothwell grew up in Clay County, Illinois, where she lived a socially active life, serving as a presiding officer in the local Masonic Order and as the Red Cross local chairman during World War I. Following her mother’s death, Lucy lived at the lodge from 1928, until her death in 1953. While living in Sedalia, she continued her civic participation and after John died in 1929, she carried on the Lodge’s mission and commonly hosted local clubs. Although Lucy never married, she had a keen interest in floriculture and became an amateur photographer, taking numerous photos around the property that today give us a glimpse into her life.
Medicine Cabinet
John’s medicine cabinet still contains some of his self care products common in the early 20th century including a razor kit, Listerine and pain reliever.
Oil Tank, ca. 1924
Originally, John heated the first phase cottage and second phase tower with wood stoves and a coal furnace. However, cutting wood and stocking stoves with logs and coal was hard work, especially for a person in his 70s. Shortly after the construction of the third phase, he had this oil storage tank installed to provide oil to the new boiler heating system and kitchen stove. It also provided fuel for the furnace located in the first phase cottage and eliminated the need for firewood and coal.
Secretary Desk
Although the exact circumstances are unclear, at some point John acquired this secretary desk that belonged to his parents, James and Ann Bothwell. In 1840, James Bothwell, born in Athens County, Ohio, migrated to Clay County, Illinois, after living and working on his family’s farm for 22 years. Upon his arrival, James focused on farming, then became a merchant and co-owned a general store; a change in occupation that would make him a well-known and wealthy citizen. James also served as the local school director for several years, sold land for the construction of a new school and was one of the first stock-holders in the local National Bank. In 1846, the same year he opened a joint mercantile, he also married Mary Ann Brissenden, and together the couple had seven children, John Homer being the second. During the fourth, and final, phase of construction, John had the music room ceiling vaulted to better accommodate this treasured piece of furniture.
Sleeping Porch
This sleeping porch, connected to John’s bedroom, is where he slept on warm nights to stay cool. Elevated from the ground, with three walls containing screened windows, the design allowed for great airflow; a precious resource before air conditioning.
Taxidermied Blue Marlin,
ca. 1922
John Bothwell had a love for traveling. Frequently he traveled during the winter months and starting in his late 60s, John took several trips abroad. The extensive railways throughout the U.S. and big, steam-powered ships made traveling to distant destinations like Japan, India, Brazil and Colombia possible. Most likely, John caught this blue marlin off the coast of Cuba during his trip Central and South America at the age of 73.
Third Floor, Guest Floor
As part of the third phase connection, John added a third floor specifically as a lodging space for his guests. Available on a first-come, first-served basis, the bedrooms provided sleeping space for the adults, while the hall in between served as a sleeping space for children.
Turn of the 20th Century Sedalia
When John Bothwell moved to Sedalia in 1871, the town’s economy, infrastructure and population were rapidly growing. This growth and success, largely contributed to the railroad, lasted decades. By the turn of the 20th century, Sedalia was a diverse community that had a bustling downtown, churches, saloons, schools, brothels, an elaborate courthouse and a thriving Black community. African American pianist, composer and “King of Ragtime” Scott Joplin, who lived and attended school in Sedalia, composed his famous Maple Leaf Rag in 1899. That same year, the town selected John to serve as an ambassador in a bid to secure Sedalia as the State Fair location. Soon after the committee selected Sedalia, the town began preparing for the first Missouri State Fair that took place in 1901. In the years following, Sedalia continued to grow until the 1920s when prohibition, railroad strikes and then the Great Depression took a toll on the economy.
Wall Safe
In 1896, when John began construction on the first phase cottage, he also became the president of the newly formed Sedalia National Bank and remained in that position until 1905 when he regretfully resigned. John left the bank because the West St. Louis Water and Light Company, which he helped found in 1902, demanded his time. He served as both the company president and attorney at different points until 1916. That same year, his new residence, the second phase tower was completed giving him space for a home office, library, bedroom, bathroom and workshop. John kept his important documents, such as titles and deeds, in this lockable wall safe.
Wall Safe
In 1896, when John began construction on the first phase cottage, he also became the president of the newly formed Sedalia National Bank and remained in that position until 1905 when he regretfully resigned. John left the bank because the West St. Louis Water and Light Company, which he helped found in 1902, demanded his time. He served as both the company president and attorney at different points until 1916. That same year, his new residence, the second phase tower was completed giving him space for a home office, library, bedroom, bathroom and workshop. John kept his important documents, such as titles and deeds, in this lockable wall safe.
Wood Stove
Before John installed the boiler system and oil tank with the construction of the third phase in 1923, he heated the first phase cottage and the second phase tower with wood and coal burning stoves. After the boiler installation, Bothwell kept a small wood-burning stove in his bedroom to save on fuel when he was the only person occupying the lodge.