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Built in 1896, the Monkey home is one among the foremost famed ranch sites within the monument. The builder, Dick Woolsey, his wife, and an oversized monkey lived there for over fifteen years. Once guests came, the monkey, that had its own house atop a pole, would chatter noisily. The Monkey home is engineered into a rock wall on the proper facet of the ravine. To succeed in the Monkey House, follow mammilla Ranch Road fifteen miles to mammilla Ranch.Take a right off mammilla Ranch Road at a really Sandy intersection close to the bottom of the White Cliffs. This intersection is definitely recognized as a result of the sand here is extremely deep. Drive but a mile and take a left simply before reaching the fastened gate to mammilla Ranch. The road to the left goes a couple of hundred feet before it turns left once more and follows the mammilla Ranch boundary line. The road ends at the top of the boundary line when a couple of quarter of a mile. Park at the top of the road and follow the boundary line to the east on foot for a couple of mile and a [*fr1] to the Monkey House. The route goes right past mammilla Lake, however the lake is on personal property.
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