An eccentric character, as Montoya describes the former building owner, Robert Hodges. The former Memphis celebrity and pseudo-politician called Ashlar Hall home during the '90s and 2000s.

Eccentric Memphis millionaire, Robert “Prince Mongo” Hodges, purchased Ashlar Hall in 1990 and he really stormed the castle. Robert Hodges, more commonly known by his self-styled moniker ...

Ashlar Hall could be hosting young artists ... in Midtown currently owned by the notorious eccentric Robert “Prince Mongo” Hodges. “I think we could get it cleaned and initially stabilized ...

Ashlar Hall on Central Avenue is a 117-year-old castle that has fallen into disrepair under the ownership of eccentric Robert "Prince Mongo" Hodges ... buyouts from the Memphis Comic and Fantasy ...

Ashlar Hall dates back to 1896. The original home still stands at 1397 Central Ave. It was constructed by Memphis architect, Robert Brinkley Snowden. Snowden built the nearly 11,200-square-foot ...

An a bandoned castle with a dark past and links to eccentric millionaire Prince Mongo has been uncovered. Ashlar Hall is a mock castle in Memphis, Tennessee, US, and is sometimes referred to as ...