Circa 1884. This inn is located in a restored hotel listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The inn originally served as both a hotel and saloon, but eventually served as a general store. Rooms in the inn are named after prominent local citizens and include Victorian appointments and antiques. The Summer Kitchen, a rustic cottage, once served as a smoke house, bakery and kitchen for the hotel's earliest owners. The cottage features original limestone walls and exposed beams. Another suite is also available in an 1859 rock house, and it includes two bedrooms. Breakfasts include entrees such as baked Victorian French toast, fresh fruit and homemade muffins or coffeecake.