Built in 1900 by John A. Gallagher, this two and a half story stone house was the Gallagher family's country home known as "Hawthorn." Named for Hawthorn Station on the Kansas City and Independence Electric Railway and the Hawthorn trees on the property, it was a ten-acre estate complete with barn, pastures and livestock. John had always wanted to have a farm on which to "rear" his family. However, he and wife, Florence (Cole) Gallagher, and their four children, Dorothy, Mary (Louise), Helen and John C. maintained their permanent residence in Kansas City, Missouri. As a young boy of 13, John served as a pharmacist's apprentice in Scranton, Pennsylvania. In 1876, he came to Kansas City, and with Dr. J.C. Eaton opened a drugstore at 8th and Main.
Air Conditioning
Heating
Ceiling Fans
Jacuzzi / Hot Tub
Washing Machine
Fitness / Gymnasium
Gated Community
Full Kitchen
Fireplace
Garden
Swimming Pool
Large Television
Cable Television
Tennis Court
Pool Table
Dry or Steam Sauna
Piano
Binoculars/telescope
Bicycle For Use
Home Cleaning
Dedicated Wifi
Free Local Phone
Free Parking
Breakfast Included
Bathroom Basics
Bedroom Basics
Microwave
Stovetop
Oven
Refrigerator
BBQ Grill
Coffee Maker
Toaster
Pots & Pans
Eating Utensils
Blender
Stereo & Speakers
Ice Cube Maker
Patio / Lanai
Iron and Board
Pool/beach Towels
Dvd Player
Cd Player
Kids Toys/games
Sports Equipment
Adult Games/cards
Hairdryer
Soap And Shampoo
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Joined Date
Jan 08, 2007
Last Updated
Jan 08, 2007
| Season | Night | Week | Month |
| All Year Season 01 Jan to 31 Dec 1 Night Min. Stay |
$110 USD | - | - |
