Mayo Mansion

John Caldwell Calhoun Mayo came to Paintsville as a teacher but soon became aware of the region's potiential in coal. He began buying mineral rights, eventually becoming Kentucky's wealthiest citizen. His mansion, built in 1905-1912, is three stories with 43 rooms . Visitors will enjoy the beautiful grounds, classic revival styling of the exterior and fabulous architecture of the interior. Today the Mayo Mansion serves as Our Lady of the Mountains parochial school and can only be toured by appointment.

Contact Us:
Telephone: (606) 789-3661
Address:
3rd Street
Paintsville, KY 41240
Website: johnsoncountykyhistory.com/people/mayo

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Hours: Call 24 Hours in advance for tours.

Directions: Take I-64 to Exit 191. Go South on US 23 to Paintsville, travel East on US 460 to Hwy 40E to 3rd Street. Follow signs to Mayo Mansion.