DOROTHA FLUKE MANY JULY 20, 1910 OCTOBER 17, 2003

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DOROTHA FLUKE MANYJULY 20, 1910 OCTOBER 17,
2003
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DOCK AT CBQ FREIGHT HOUSE IN 2000
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CBQ FREIGHT HOUSEIN 2000
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CBQ FREIGHT HOUSE 2004 AFTER EXTERIOR
RESTORATION
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DOROTHA MANY DICK THRELKELDSEPT. 2001
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WORK CREW AT FREIGHT HOUSESEPT. 2001
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GILBERT, SHERRILL GARTON GRANDAUGHTERSEPT. 2001
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DRU THORNE JUDY BESCOSEPT. 2001
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JUDY BESCO SEPT. 2001
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DIXIE ENG ELLIS, NICK CATTELLSEPT. 2001
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DICK THRELKELDSEPT. 2001
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DIXIE ELLIS, MAGGY MILLER DOROTHA MANYSEPT.
2001
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MALLORY WALNUT USED FOR F.H. WALLS
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NEW BATHROOMS IN FREIGHT HOUSE 2005
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FREIGHT HOUSE WITH NEW ROOF AND WINDOWS 2005
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CORNER OF 7TH ST. AND AUBURN AVE.2002
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CORNER OF 7TH AND AUBURN KEVIN KENT CONSTRUCTION
AND LUCAS COUNTY TRUCKS2002
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KAREN MESSEMER PRESENTING DUAL GABLES TO ARTS
COUNCILDOROTHA MANY, JUDY BESCO, DRU THORNE,
SUE BAER, ROGER STRUVE NICK CATTELL 2002
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LIVING ROOM OF DUAL GABLES BEFORE RENOVATION2002
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LIVING ROOM OF GABLES AFTER RENOVATION2003
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FIREPLACE AT GABLES BEFORE RENOVATION2002
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FIREPLACE AFTER RENOVATION2003
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LIVING ROOM AND PARLOR AFTER RENOVATION2003
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DEDICATION PARK SIGN FOR DOROTHA MANYJUNE 2003
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PARK DEDICATION FOR DOROTHA MANYJUNE 2003
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DUAL GABLES LESS THAN ONE YEAR AFTER RECEIVING
ITIN 2002
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Welcome to

• MALLORY CASTLE

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DATE STONE LOCATED AT THE TOP OF MALLORY CASTLE
WHEN IT WAS BUILT
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EARLY 1880SMALLORY CASTLE
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SMITH HENDERSON (S.H.) MALLORY
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ANNIE MALLORY
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JESSIEMALLORY
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S.H. MALLORY TOMBSTONE RELOCATED TO ORLANDO
FLORIDA
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PLAYING GOLF AT MALLORY1880S
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MALLORY ESTATE IN 1931PROPOSED SITE FOR
VETERANS HOSPITAL
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FORMER MALLORY CASTLE ESTATE AS IT APPEARS TODAY
THIS PHOTO TAKEN MARCH 6, 2005
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MALLORY 1931
MALLORY 2005
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MALLORY BARN 2005

• THIS IS WHERE THE CASTLE USED TO STAND

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MALLORY CASTLE IN 1931
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MALLORY CASTLE 1955
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MELVIN BROWN 1955
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THE END OF AN ERA -1955
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BASEMENT 1955 WHEN TEARING DOWN
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1955- THE CASTLE COMES DOWN
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ONE OF THE FIREPLACES(NOTE REFLECTION OF FLOOR
IN MIRROR)
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ONE OF THE CHANDELIERS
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WALNUT STAIRCASE WITH STAINED GLASS WINDOW
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FRANK MYERS VERSION
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VIEW LOOKING NORTH FROM TOWER(NOTE CARETAKER
HOUSE)
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ORIGINAL CARETAKERS HOUSE FOR MALLORY CASTLE2005
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TOWER VIEW OF OUTBUILDINGS , BARNS CARETAKERS
HOUSE - LOOKING NORTH1955
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MALLORY BARN CIRCA 1870S AS IT LOOKS IN
2005LOCATED ON CATTELL PROPERTY
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INSIDE MALLORY BARN AS IT APPEARS TODAY
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ONE OF THE PROPOSED SITES FOR MALLORY CASTLE
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PROPOSED SITE FOR MALLORY AT 12TH AND ILION AVENUE
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AERIAL VIEW OF PROPOSED SITE AT 12th ILION
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PROPOSED PARKING AREA FOR MALLORYLOCATED AT 12TH
AND ILION
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EXAMPLE OF VISITOR CENTERLOCATED AT NORTHWOOD,
IOWA
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EXAMPLE OF VISITOR CENTERLOCATED BY DOWS EXIT,
NORTH I-35
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INFORMATION ABOUT ALL OF OUR LOCAL HISTORIC
BUILDINGS, MUSEUMS AND POINTS OF INTEREST
THROUGHOUT LUCAS COUNTY WILL BE DISPLAYED IN THE
VISITOR CENTER. BROCHURE SPACE WILL ALSO BE
MADE AVAILABLE TO OTHER ATTRACTIONS FROM AROUND
THE STATE OF IOWA
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LUCAS COUNTY WELCOME CENTERIN 1996
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LUCAS COUNTY WELCOME CENTER BROCHURE
DISPLAYRECEIVED OVER 10,000 VISITORS PER
YEAR1996
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POSSIBLE DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY FOR MALLORY CASTLE
DESTINATION PARK AND VISITOR CENTER
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POSSIBLE DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY FOR MALLORY CASTLE
R.V. PARK
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EXAMPLE OF RENTAL CABINS TO BE CONSTRUCTED
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EXAMPLE OF RV PARK LOCATED BY AUSTIN, MN.
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DWIGHT CHARLES VREDENBURG 1914-2002
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JOHNSON MACHINE WORKSSTARTED IN CHARITON IN 1907
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HISTORIC LUCAS COUNTY COURTHOUSE CLOCK DONATED BY
S.H. MALLORY IN 1894
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EDWARD TEMPLE FOUNDED BANKERS LIFE IN CHARITON IN
1879 WHILE WORKING AT NATIONAL BANK FOR S.H.
MALLORY
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FIRST BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF BANKERS LIFE1879
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EDWARD TEMPLES GRAVE SITE IN CHARITON
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IOWA MORMON TRAIL HISTORY THROUGH LUCAS
COUNTYGRAVE HOLLOW CROSSING1846 - 1855
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MORMON TRAIL 16 WALL MURAL IN LUCAS COUNTY
WELCOME CENTER1996
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CBQ ROUTE TO HUMESTON, IOWAFIRST RAILS TO TRAILS
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BUILDINGS ON HISTORIC GOLF COURSE
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Meredith Mallory Jr. of San Antonio TexasGreat
Nephew of S.H. Mallory
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NEW BUSINESSES FOR MALLORY CASTLE DESTINATION
PARK AND DEVELOPMENT

• VISITOR CENTER (City-owned)
• INCLUDED IN CENTER
• (All businesses built need to follow theme,
  Mallory, Castle, Ilion)
• a. Coin-operated laundry
• b. Coin-operated showers
• c. All Iowa Store
• d. Local History Theatre (Hy-Vee, Johnsons,
  CC, Morman Trail, Railroad, Museums)
• Restaurant
• Bicycle Shop
• Railroad Memorabilia Shop
• Historic Mini-Golf (Tour the County without
  leaving the golf course)
• Motel with Indoor Pool
• R.V. Service Center
• R.V. Park (City-owned)
• Rental Cabins (City-owned)

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NEW BUSINESSES FOR MALLORY CASTLE DESTINATION
PARK AND DEVELOPMENT

• Mallory Castle Gift Shop
• Ceramic Studio
• Wine, Cheese, Gift Shop
• Camping Supply Store
• Art Frame Shop (photography framing class
  for students)
• Fudge and Candy Shop

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Mallory Castle Economic Impact

• Although projections for economic impact have yet
  to be determined it is expected to be several
  million dollars per year with the addition of
  more than 15 new businesses and expansion of the
  taxable base to Lucas County and surrounding
  areas. This project will have a financial benefit
  to every single business that is currently
  located or tentatively scheduled to be located
  here in the future.
• Vision Iowa CAT program will finance between
  25-50 of the total cost of the project. A 25
  in-kind match can be considered along with their
  contribution. City and or County revenue
  projections can be used to bond a portion of
  their match and stretched out over a ten-year
  time frame. The rest of the match will come from
  private, corporate, foundation or other grant
  sources.
• This will be the single largest project any
  community our size has ever undertaken, but the
  support for this project to date has been
  absolutely overwhelming. The destruction of
  Mallory Castle was without a doubt the most
  regrettable event in County history. When
  completed, the project is expected to be one of
  the top attractions in the State of Iowa.

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