The BEALL MANSION
407 East 12th Street
Alton, Illinois 62002-7230 USA
Greater St. Louis MO
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Alton Illinois

Senator Edmond Beall | Z. B. Job | Mary Harris | Verandah | Servants Quarters Suite

Executive King Whirlpool

Z. B. Job Room
the Original Master Bedroom

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Sleep where the rich and famous of the turn of the century slept.

Originally the master bedroom, this extra large room has been the resting place of railroad barons, industrialists and politicians.

Features Antique Bedroom Set with an exquisite Hand Carved Solid Mahogany Feathered King Canopy Bed (feathered top removable for those with allergies), Wood and Tile Mantle Fireplace with Gas Logs, Hardwood Floor and Oriental Rugs.

The Private Bath

The Private Bath has an oversized Whirlpool to relax in at the end of a long hard day, Shower, Imported Marble Floor, Brass Chandelier, and a Priceless Art Glass Palladian Window that echoes the pride and the craftsmanship of a bygone era.

The View

The Z. B. Job Room provides the best view of the neighboring mansions that, along with The BEALL Mansion, were the creme de la creme of the Victorian and post Victorian era. To the North sets the Duncan Mansion, circa 1860, with its two story columns and cupola. Next to it is the massive Drummond Mansion, circa 1882, which like The BEALL, was designed by Lucas Pfeiffenburger—the leading architect of the day. To the East, you can catch a glimpse of the Carey Mansion, circa 1895, defined by its perfect symmetry and balance and ready for entertaining with its large third floor ballroom.

  from $159 to $199 & up

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Senator Edmond Beall | Z. B. Job | Mary Harris | Verandah | Servants Quarters Suite