Drive 20 miles to 4th Street Exit in Easton. Turn left at light onto 3rd Street. Airport Road Exit to Route 22 East. Drive 20 miles to 4th Street Exit in Easton. Turn left at light onto 3rd Street.
Road turns right and ascends steep hill.
At top of hill, road curves left and name changes to Cattell Street. Left at first Light onto Monroe Street and immediate right into Inn driveway. Easton was founded in 1752 by Thomas Penn, son of the colony's original proprietor William Penn, to be the administrative seat of the new county of Northampton. Easton proudly holds the distinction as one of only three colonial cities in which this important document was read publicly. During the Revolutionary War, Easton became a major supply center for the Continental Army, and it was from here that General John Sullivan launched a devastating campaign against the Iroquois, allies of the British.