This Historic Inn was built in 1870. Today it still maintains the atmosphere of that time. The Inn's furnishings and decorations are in keeping with a bygone era that saw John L. Sullivan fight exhibition fights in the former ball room. Many original architectural components are still in place, including the pressed tin ceilings and the ceramic tile floors throughout the main dining room, lobby and hall. Also in the lobby are antique china cabinets filled with assorted china and artifacts.
More glassware is displayed on glass shelves in the tall windows.
Of course, many changes have been made over the years. In 1913, running water was piped to each hall bathroom. Then in 1946 it was piped to each guest room. In 1957, five more modern units were built, each containing two double beds. Since then all the rooms have been updated with air conditioning and cable television.