Snow White's Cottage
This charming cottage, hand-built in the 1930s by an engineer, features koi ponds and gardens inspired by his Japanese wife. Abandoned in the 1950s, the Clarks restored the property in 1994, reconstructing the ponds and adding a Pump House and water wheel
Cottage & Gardens
Originally named Belle Meade, this car’s interior was updated and it was renamed University Club in 1952. At 85 feet long and an empty weight of 115,400 pounds, it featured a tavern section with booths and tables and a lounge section with informal armchair seating. It had a capacity of 51 people. It ended its service in 1971 and was on display near Des Moines, Iowa until it was purchased by Douglas J. Clark in 2001. It was trucked to its current location by Venezia Enterprises, Inc.of New Jersey and was restored by Douglas J. Clark from 2001-2004.
Gardens & Water Wheel
The four giant Koi ponds were reconstructed in the mid 1990’s and are now linked by a stream and water wheel. Lush green foliage surrounds the ponds, creating an incredible setting for photography and for guest enjoyment.
Historical Relic
This beautiful little cottage and the koi ponds were hand built in the 1930’s by an engineer who owned the property. The cottage was boarded up in the 1950’s and the ponds were filled in as garden planters. When they were uncovered in the 1990’s the cottage reminded everyone of the classic Snow White tale.