Well my uncle Argile Sammie Godfrey he was the stone mason. I remember him telling that the owner said he was going to live forever. When I Moved to Maryville from Powell I worked at Levi’s just down the road . Every time I see this Castle I think on Uncle Sam. This is a beautiful old stone Castle

Went there today with my kid brother and sister and it was really cool. My sister and I have known about this place since we were little. We were raised on stories of it being haunted so it was really cool for us to be able to tour the inside. The people running it were really nice and funny, wish the tour groups were a bit smaller just because it was awkward to move around and a little stuffy but overall it was a really cool experience and Im glad i got to experience it! Might have to go back for Halloween

Wonderful place to go, fun things to see.

Pretty cool old structure in TN. Beautiful architecture. Happy to see the owner redoing it to keep it updated and standing!

I loveeeeee their halloween set up this year

Mr. Fontaine and his wife were excellent hosts and have a very interesting stop off the beaten road. Pop on by on Memorial day for a guided tour. Donations for restoral are appreciated.

Cant wait to see your latest renovations completed. Millenium Manor is a real historical gem of Blount County Tennessee.

Waitin on repairs....

I grew up 2 houses down from The Stone House. Wright rd Atown!

Did not go inside but interesting place.

Awesome place!

Being worked on..

Very old place. They say it is haunted.

A Great history behind its building and is a feat as well since it was done by hand without the help of machinery. Needs help from the community in comming together too help save and restore and preserve for future generations

This is a great place to visit when they open their doors to the public. The building is iconic and is a staple of the Alcoa area.

The history on this place is fascinating. Especially if you have an appreciation for architecture.

Great to meet these folks. Go see and help them save their castle.

Great place to check out on Memorial Day weekend only.

I grew up right across the street from.this house. It is a community treasure rich in factual history and tall tales. My grandparents both knew Mr. Nicholson, who was the original builder. Its a architectural wonder considering the fact that he was not an architect. Nice place to visit. Thanks to the current owner for doing occasional tours and for preserving the Alcoa landmark for us.

This is a very cool place to vist

Dean Fontaine is an amazingly apt caretaker for such a place of history... Random open house days throughout the year offer opportunities to experience the historical landmark --get a feel for the place, hear the stories, and decide for yourself whether or not the Millennium Manor is really haunted.

Weird and fascinating place.

Friendly owner let me take a tour. My great great uncle built the house. I remember him from the early 1960s until his death. I could imagine him walking around with me and telling me about building the house. I love the place.

That place has a lot of History behind since Mr. Nicholson build the castle is facinating and interesting. Is good to go folks.

Need an extensive, huge, complete renovation. That is a private property and it is not welcomed to visit without reservation.

Amazing place, great historical place in Alcoa

My wifes great grandfather built the Manor

Love the design

Stopped Sunday Sep.30 No one there, closed for repairs,looks pretty run down,needs work outside,didnt see inside

Interesting!!

Cool Place to visit