Gayle
Description
This Colonial Revival mansion was built for Maxwell Evarts, who was the son of William Evarts, attorney general to Andrew Johnson. It was Maxwell's ties with the Union Pacific Railroad, which led to h...
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It was the charm of your place and your personal graciousness that made it such a pleasure.
Anonymous
10/21/2008
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Gracious Hosts, Lovely Inn
My husband and I were quite impressed by the lovely rooms -
loved the working fireplace in ours - and the beautifully
appointed public areas. Breakfast was yummy and our hosts,
Robert and Ari were so nice and helpful. We've already
booked another stay with them and definitely recommend the
inn to anyone visiting the area!
Karen Bowen
6/2/2006
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