Penn's Cave Hotel was constructed by Daniel F. Luse of Centre Hall for Jesse and Samuel Long. It is classified on the National Register of Historic Places as a fine example of late nineteenth century rural Pennsylvania architecture. Overnight guests were accommodated until 1919, and meals were served until 1929. The exterior has had minor alterations, and the interior, although altered on the first and second stories, retains an entirely unaltered third floor. Its most famous guest was Alexander Graham Bell.