This interior shot shows the mansion when it was owned by the Young Woman's Christian Association. When they moved to the former Henry Clay Hotel, it was goodbye for the venerable old house.
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This interior shot shows the mansion when it was owned by the Young Woman's Christian Association. When they moved to the former Henry Clay Hotel, it was goodbye for the venerable old house.
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