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The recently-restored Musser Mansion was built in 1875 by Solomon Musser, Cameron's eccentric second mayor who was acquitted twice and finally convicted of assaulting a widowed teacher, a case which the local paper called "Rich, Rare and Racy Proceedings and Wonderful Developments". The 14,000 square-foot landmark features a 5-story walnut, spiral stairway and two ballrooms used as an opera house and lodge hall. The basement once served as a glove factory. Part of the lower level has housed the Cameron Children's Development Center since 1987. |
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