The history of the Inn extends over a 150 year period. Originally built in 1840 by a pioneer farmer, the house precedes the establishment of Nappanee in 1874.

Our home was built at the turn of the century by Frank & Alma Brown. Mr. Brown chose the quarter sawn oak that fills our entry and first floor common rooms.

Located in the heart of Amish country in Indiana, the Victorian Guest House stands out like a polished gemstone. This gabled and turreted 110-year-old mansion, two blocks from Nappanee's historic town square, stands resplendent in its Victorian charm.