A independent feature occurs as 13-bedroom Queen Anne style mansion with the nautical-themed 4-story "crow's nest" observation tower. Its collection of antebellum Chicago-style furniture has been known as the world's big. These are involved in the National Register of Historic Places. A wooded sixer-acre estate has 600 feet of shoreline.

a present creator, William Petersen, world health organization occurs as descendent of Seipp & however has a front yard on the property, has worked by having state officials since the 1990s to turn the home into the museum. State funding was eventually approved within August, 2005, & a Black Point Historic Preserve, a non-profit-making conservation organization, may handle the property and renovate it for public tours. Fallowing required structural repairs, the Preserve plans a visitant center quick for class action tours within spring 2007.