It was then sold and operated by several different people until 1900, when owner John L. Hubinger disassembled the original building and t was made to look like Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington.
It was then owned and operated by several different people until 1900, when owner John L. Hubinger disassembled the original building and rebuilt it. During this time, the front of the building was made to look like Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington.