Gene Kelly ran a dance studio there in the 1930's, and the Young Peoples Community Center operated from the building until the late 1970's, offering recreation for local teens. The property is currently run by innkeepers Lew and Jeannette Ripley, who spent three years restoring the property to its original grandeur before reopening it in 1986 as an Inn. Today, the Noon-Collins Inn is on the National Register of Historic Places. As a guest at the Noon-Collins Inn, you'll retire in comfort each night in one of the historic bedrooms. The Inn is furnished with antiques and local photographs collected by Lew and Jeanette throughout the surrounding counties.
All guest rooms have private baths, air conditioning, and color televisions.
Many honeymoon couples report that the accommodations are very romantic. A full breakfast is served each morning in one of the mansion's two magnificent dining rooms. Additionally, the Inn also runs a full restaurant, serving dinner each evening. Reservations are requested. The Inn caters to business conferences, rehearsal dinners, wedding receptions, and parties, with a 50-person capacity.