HENRY DAVID THOREAU 1817-1862
Mr. Thoureau was known for his beliefs in Americanism in which he comprised in his work. Old World charm is the key to his room with a queen-size bed adorned with a hand sewn quilt, original wide board Chestnut flooring, a private bath, a fireplace and two queen Anne chairs.

NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE 1804-1864
A queen size bed with a floral bed spread, fireplace and private bath greet you as you enter this room named after the American Novelist who wrote The Scarlet Letter. Also, beautiful inlaid hardwood flooring and walls stenciled in a rose boarder completes this room.

HERMAN MELVILLE 1819-1891
This room is named after an American novelist and major literary figure who dedicated his greatest masterpiece Moby Dick to his friend Nathaniel Hawthorne. Often used as the Bridal Suite, this room is the perfect setting for that special night. It features a queen-size crocheted canopy bed with a rose pattern spread, private bath, balcony and a "Real Flame" fireplace.

MARK TWAIN 1835-1910
Mr. Twain or otherwise known as Samuel Langhorne Clemens was once a Connecticut resident. A white washed pencil post canopy bed that even Tom Sawyer may have enjoyed painting is adorned with a quilted, patchwork coverlet. This room also has a beautiful bay window, a gas run fireplace, and a private bath with a standard size whirlpool tub.

ROBERT FROST 1874-1962
A Tuft of Flowers a poem by Robert Frost sets the mood for this beautifully appointed room. This room provides you with a queen size pencil post canopy bed and yellow trim to accent the sunflower boarder that surrounds the room. Other amenities include a corner gas run fireplace, and a private bath with a standard size whirlpool tub.

HARRIET BEECHER STOWE 1811-1896
Once a Connecticut resident, Mark Twains neighbor and the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin this authors room is adorned with a white washed pencil post canopy bed with a pink and blue rose bed spread. This room also provides you with a private bath, a floral stencil boarder, two queen Anne chairs and a "Real Flame" fireplace.

LOUISA MAY ALCOTT 1832-1888
Modern country charm abounds in this room with a Queen-size hunter green pencil post canopy bed covered in a patchwork quilt of peach and pale green. A private bath , ivy stenciling, cathedral ceiling and a free standing gas fireplace finishes this room from the author who wrote Little Women.