Broad-shouldered and welcoming, the Main Lodge is the Estate’s heart. Framed by rockwork and shaded by towering trees, it opens to a screened porch, a great room made for stories, and a dining hall where meals once unfolded in fine formality—crystal, china, and all. During its heyday, there was a white baby grand piano in the Great Room with a Charles M. Russell painting hanging above it. The stone patio outside the bar still holds the echo of music and dancing under the stars. Original furnishings made by the Whitneys still grace its rooms, and though touched by time and fire, its spirit remains undimmed: a place made for gathering, for celebrating, for holding court with the ones who matter most.