This 20-room home was built in 1894 for $12,000 by Eliza and Burt Ringo Moffett, who owned a nearby flour mill. Named "Rosemont" by its original owners, the residence reflects the elegant architectural stylings of the 1890s in its wide verandas, ten fireplaces with carved oak mantels, elaborate onion dome, and gingerbread trim. Amanda B. Cox, the mother of 14 children, purchased the residence in 1930, and her heirs occupied it until 1978.