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Description
Circa 1741. Gracing 72 scenic acres in the heart of Amish Country in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, this historic B&B was named after its early 1800s owner, a great-uncle of President Abraham Lincoln. Absorb the natural beauty of Conestoga Valley while staying at Lincoln Boone Bed and Breakfast in Morgantown. Watch television in the Sunroom or soak in the six-person hot tub on the patio. Guest bedrooms boast fresh flowers, robes and two rooms can be adjoined as a suite. An original log wall and a clawfoot whirlpool tub are features of the namesake Lincoln Room. Wake up to a bountiful country breakfast. The spacious, two-bedroom Valley View Cottage in the woods includes a fully equipped kitchen, living room and wood-burning stove.
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Rates |
$75 to $195Off Season: $75 to $195Payment Types Accepted Include American Express, Master Card, Discover, Visa, Personal Checks and Travelers Checks.
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Amenities |
This property has 5 total guest accommodations, 3 with private bath, 1 with fireplace, 1 with whirlpool, 1 two-bedroom suite and 1 cottage. The types of beds available include King, Queen, Twin and Double.
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Foreign Languages Spoken |
Spanish |
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Pet Restrictions |
Pets allowed only in cottage with $50 pet deposit.
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Romantic Interest |
The Lincoln Room offers a quaint jetted clawfoot tub for two. Enjoy the romance of an original fireplace in the Victorian Room. The hot tub on the back patio is enjoyed by all. Guests are treated to fresh flowers in each room. |
Describe Garden and Grounds |
Most of the 70 acres is rented to the neighbor farmer who grows potatoes, corn, pumpkins, and strawberries. A corn maze is on our land during September and October. The gardens surrounding the home include all kinds of annuals and perennials, including beds for guests to pick cut flowers. Raspberries and strawberries are also available for picking during the season. Guests may stroll the grounds or rest on a bench or hammock. Horses graze in the field next to the house. |
Reservation/Cancellation Policies:
Minimum Stay Requirements |
Cottage has a minimum stay of 2 nights. |
Children Restrictions |
No restrictions. |
Cancellation |
Cancellations received before 72 hours of arrival will have no charge and deposits will be refunded. Cancellations received within 72 hours of arrival will forfeit the deposit equal to one-night's stay. |
Smoking |
Limited. |
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Historic Interest | Originally a two-story log cabin, it was built circa 1741. James Lincoln owned the farm from 1810 to 1834 and he was a great-uncle to President Lincoln. His mother was Anna Boone and a first cousin to the famous frontiersman, Daniel Boone. We have most of the origianl deeds to the property dating back to the 1700s and written on sheepskin. They have been preserved and are available for our guests to view. Rozanna's ancestors owed the farm in 1794, again in the 1800s, and from 1904 to the present. These ancestors were all Amish, including Rozanna's father. The farm is located on the original Conestoga Turnpike where the Conestoga wagons would start their trek out west. These wagons were made in nearby Reading. Historic Awards:
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Historic sites nearby: Gettysburg (80 miles), Valley Forge (30 miles), Philadelphia (45 miles), Landis Valley (20 miles), Daniel Boone Homestead (15 miles), Joanna Furnace (5 miles), Hopewell Furnace (10 miles), Lancaster (25 miles), Stoltzfus House (20 miles). |
Recommended Restaurant(s) |
Lunch- Cafe 110 in Morgantown, Dinner- Shady Maple Smorgasbord, The Pub- New Holland. |
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Best B & B in US
I have stayed at Lincoln Boone for 5 years in a row and am used
to staying in 5 star hotels. This is the most wonderful experience
I have ever had in a B&B. The family is fantastic with wonderful
children and pets. The accomodations are darling with each
room in a different period motif. The tranquil setting is what
everyone needs to really get away from it all but yet be close to all
the Pennsylvania Dutch activities. The food is beyond wonderful with freshly
baked baked goods and a main course. The host's blueberry pancakes are the
best in the world. Truly the best******
Linda Barnes
8/16/2006
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