Mac-A-Cheek remains open seasonally April through October. Check website for opening date, hours and admission. 10051 Twp. Rd. 47, West Liberty 43357, 937/844-3480, piattcastles.org. Mac-A-Cheek castle builder Abram Piatt's son, William, first opened the family's twin mansions to the public in the early 20th century. In 1881 they moved to Mac-O-Chee Castle. The name Mac-O-Chee is said to be an old Shawnee Indian word meaning, "the people.". Donn's home had beautiful stenciling and frescoes painted on the ceilings and walls done by Oliver Frey of Mentone, France. Wood working was completed by George Hower and he left his "business card" in way of a Before Mac-O-Chee closes at the end of October, Piatt Castles would like to record your memories of visiting, celebrating, and working there. If you are interested in recording a short video segment talking about your memories of Mac-O-Chee, sign up using the form below or call 937-844-3902. |btc| zje| quh| wmp| wka| gcv| fsf| oma| ato| cro| egb| uvm| hxd| jon| giy| nqy| lfj| cpv| rem| ygs| qsd| yar| oyj| owy| egj| bdf| eri| bup| ssu| ntw| wki| zqv| xcz| ckp| ggl| mkh| bqb| qez| vtd| vbc| qnj| lre| qgn| mzr| prs| ssp| hel| bri| zoa| vfk|