The Kitchen:
Enter the charming stone mudroom, and then cross over the kitchen threshold where your passage back to Colonial times begins. This large gathering place ~~ featuring a lofty open-beamed ceiling, original kitchen cupboards, cooking fireplace with bake oven, and deep curved window reveals ~~ with its informal, down-to-earth charm, will make you feel instantly at home while transporting you back to a very distant past. Here you can begin to imagine the topics of conversation these old walls have been privy to.  The hardships and courage of an arduous journey across a dangerous sea to a strange new land; the toils and burdens of everyday life while Revolutionary battles were being waged close by as the early history of our great country was being forged.  Where English pounds were the payment of the day, and the words “grueling over a hot stove” took on a whole different meaning. And what did they think of Lincolns Emancipation Proclamation and The Gettysburg Address.  But, this is where, in the here and now, as surely as night has followed day for the past 250 years, the scent of fresh brewed, early morning coffee makes guests gather round the large farm table, chatting about today’s news and important events.  At least until Gail and Harvey shushes them out of the kitchen so breakfast can be served perfectly prepared and on time.  See you at breakfast!
 

The Dining Room:
Lovely place settings with fine china and crystal, adorned by fresh flowers and candlelight, is the perfect way to start the day in this elegant, bright and airy room. Here, at 9AM sharp, along with pleasant and stimulating conversation, (questions about the Inns history and restoration are always a favorite topic), breakfast begins with hot brewed coffee, assorted teas, juice, baked or chilled fruit plate, a sumptuous gourmet breakfast and delicious sweet cakes. Bon Appetit! 
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The Parlor and The Music Room:
Beautiful hand-painted doors, which, in olden times often separated these two rooms are now always open, connecting the parlor and music room together, in perfect harmony. Simple elegance, comfortable seating, matching corner fireplaces and a grand piano create a tranquil atmosphere; a perfect refuge to soothe the mind and spirit.  Here guests may enjoy a glass of Cream Sherry while leafing through our special album, which features pictures of the Inn - before, during and after its fourteen-year restoration.  Guests are also encouraged to have some fun with our wonderful antique Victrola, built in 1906; quite a reminder of how times have changed in just 100 years.
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The Beth Grant Room:
This TV room is just so charming. Quaint & cozy, with a comfortable sofa and loveseat, it features a rare, floor to ceiling hand-painted cupboard, a corner fireplace with iron cooking arm, and many of Gail & Harvey’s favorite treasures.  An antique jelly cupboard houses the TV, VCR, and a wide variety of games---Scrabble, Chess, Back Gammon, cards, etc. Jigsaw puzzles are also available and great for stay-at-home rainy days.  Over the jelly cupboard hangs a timeworn wooden sign that dates back to the mid-1800s when Joseph Baugh, and his wife, Maria Hoopes, owned the property.  This perfect retreat invites you to snuggle up under an afghan and forget about the problems of the world.
 

The Library:
Located on the 2nd floor this sun-filled room, (used in the olden days as a sleeping porch), with beautiful built-in bookcases, offers comfortable seating and of course, BOOKS, BOOKS, and more BOOKS.  Relax and Enjoy!