Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Mammoth Cave National Park

"Enjoy spectacular views from the cupola while seeing how the upper class lived at Bowling Green's historic house museum, Riverview at Hobson Grove. Built by Atwood and Juliet VanMeter Hobson on a hill overlooking the Barren River, this historic landmark has been restored to its original splendor and is listed on the National Register. An official site on the Civil War Discovery Trail, the house was used for storage of Confederate munitions when the Rebel forces held Bowling Green."

"Construction of this mansion began in the late 1850s before it was halted due to the civil war. It is also sometimes referred to as Hobson House. It was completed in 1872 and has been restored to the way it would have been at this time."

"Riverview at Hobson Grove was named due to its proximity to the Barren River. Construction of the hilltop home began in the late 1850s and was finally completed in 1872, becoming a centerpiece to the surrounding 400-acre (161.9-hectare) horse and cattle farm. The house has several features of Italianate architecture, with painted ceilings in two parlors downstairs, an oculus as part of the home’s ventilation system and a water recycling system, to provide water to the upstairs water closet."

"Also known as the Hobson Estate, this Italian-inspired 400-acre historic site offers a peek at the extravagant culture in Bowling Green back in the 1800s."

"Riverview at Hobson Grove is a classic example of Italianate architecture. Building began before the Civil War when the basement was then..."

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"Enjoy spectacular views from the cupola while seeing how the upper class lived at Bowling Green's historic house museum, Riverview at Hobson Grove. Built by Atwood and Juliet VanMeter Hobson on a hill overlooking the Barren River, this historic landmark has been restored to its original splendor and is listed on the National Register. An official site on the Civil War Discovery Trail, the house was used for storage of Confederate munitions when the Rebel forces held Bowling Green."

"Construction of this mansion began in the late 1850s before it was halted due to the civil war. It is also sometimes referred to as Hobson House. It was completed in 1872 and has been restored to the way it would have been at this time."