RyeMabee

Monteagle, United States

Exterior only

Visible from the street; the inside is private.

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RyeMabee, a Tudor Revival mansion built in 1930 in Monteagle, Tennessee, stands as a notable example of early twentieth-century residential architecture. Constructed for Irene Mabee Gibson on the site of a former family home, the house gained historical prominence through its connections to organized crime figures, most notably Al Capone, who frequented the estate while traveling between Chicago and his Miami holdings. The building's Tudor Revival styling, characteristic of the era's romantic approach to historical design, earned it recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in December 1997. The house is also known as Castlewood.