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Our story began in 1886. The Mansion was built in the heart of downtown New Albany, Indiana as a wedding gift to Samuel Culbertson and his new bride from Samuel’s father, William Culbertson.

In December 1896, this property was sold to Dr. John Hazlewood, who used it as an eye clinic and his residence. In September 1939, the property was purchased by the Manzanita Tribe Number 276, Improved Order of Red Men, a men’s fraternal organization. The group used the house as their meeting space and in 1950 built a large Quonset-hut-shaped addition on the rear to serve as recreation space. The fraternal group moved to a new building in 2004, and the house was sold to local businessmen Carl Holliday and Steve Goodman, who operated it as Culbertson West, an event venue. In early 2020 new potential was seen as The Mansion was once again up for sale. Thoughtful renovations began shortly after. With an extensive restoration and redesign, Mansion 1886 blends the historic past with modern features making it effortless to bring the vision for your event to life. 


Source: Historic New Albany


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