This 45-acre former job corps campus is comprised of 33 buildings totaling 133,413 sf: welcome center, four dormitories capable of accommodating 230 people in four-person dorm rooms, large cafeteria, gymnasium and activity center, outdoor basketball court, softball diamond, as well as multiple warehouses and facilities. Center was used to train young adults for professions such as welding, vehicle maintenance, carpentry, painting, culinary arts, electrical, and forestry as well as career development. The 45 acre site has been carved out of a 300+ site where current ownership would retain the remaining wooded lot. The campus has its own sewer treatment facility. Sprinklers available in a handful of the buildings. This campus-like facility has numerous future uses including: private board school, institutional health, retreat facility and many more. Contact broker for itemized building details. The Golconda center opened in 1965 at the site of a former Civilian Conservation Corps camp established in 1933 in Pope County along the Ohio River. It is surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest. Facility is located one hour North of Paducah, KY, two and a half hours Southeast of St. Louis, MO, two and a half hours Northwest of Nashville, TN and three and a half hours Southwest of Louisville, KY.