References

Since being constructed at the turn of the XIXth Century, Rockcliffe Mansion has been featured in numerous newspaper articles, books, TV shows, movies and magazines. The following is a list of the most significant references:

Books:

C.P. Green, A Mirror of Hannibal (1905).
J. A . Bryan, Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture (1928).
J.H. & R. Hagood, The Story of Hannibal: A Bicentennial History (1976).

J.H. & R. Hagood, Hannibal, Too: Historic Sketches of Hannibal and its Neighbors (1986).

Mark Twain, The Complete Interviews, edited by Gary Scharnhorst (2006).
J Offutt, Haunted Missouri, A Ghostly Guide to the Show-Me State's Most Spirited Spots (2007).

Millstein & Grove, Houses of Missouri: 1870-1940 (2008).

Patti DeLano, Off the Beaten Path, Missouri, A Guide to Unique Places (9th ed. 2009).
Bruce A Raisch, Haunted Hotels of the West (2009).

Ken and Lisa Marks, Haunted Hannibal: history and mystery in America's hometown (2010).

Barbara Geiger, Low-Key Genius: The Life & Work of Landscape-Gardener O.C. Simonds (2011)
Troy Taylor, The Big Book of Missouri Ghost Stories (2013).

Newspapers:

The St. Louis Post Dispatch, Sunday Magazine (July 26, 1901)
Hannibal Morning Journal (June 13, 1901)

TV Shows:

HGTV, If Walls Could Talk, Rockcliffe Mansion (July 14, 2008).
History Channel, Welcome to Rockcliffe Mansion, One of the Finest Estates in the Midwest, Andrew Whitney Productions (1995).

Movies:

Jeffer & Yust, Mark Twain: Beneath the Laughter, Pyramid Media (1979).
Darryl Barker, Beethopia. Presented at the Niagara Film Festival (2013).

Magazines:

Road Runner: Motorcycle Touring & Travel, Vol. 19, N0. 3., p. 41 (May/June 2019).

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