The Carriage House

GUESTROOMS

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    The U.S. Grant Suite

    This suite was named for the 18th president of the United States and famous Union Civil War General-in-Chief, Ulysses S. Grant. He accepted the surrender of General Robert E. Lee at Appomattox on April 9, 1865, effectively ending the Civil War.

    • First floor, handicapped accessible
    • King-size, four-poster, canopy featherbed
    • Double Jacuzzi and separate shower with bench and double marble vanity
    • Gas fireplace and spacious sitting room with pull-out sofa, private patio facing the gardens
    Maximum Occupancy: 2 Adults, 1 Child

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      The Lee DeForest Suite

      Lee de Forest 1873-1961, Antrim 1844’s owner Dort Mollett’s Great Uncle, was an American inventor, described as the “Father of Radio“ and a pioneer in the development of sound-on-film recording used for motion pictures. Over his lifetime he had 180 patents.

      In 1960, he was presented with an honorary Academy Award Oscar in recognition of his inventions which brought sound to motion pictures. Shortly before his death, he was honored with a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

      • First floor
      • Queen-size, four-poster, canopy featherbed
      • Corner Jacuzzi and separate shower
      • Gas fireplace and sitting room with pull-out sofa
      Maximum Occupancy: 2 Adults, 1 Child

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        The Reynolds Room

        This room was named after U.S. Army Officer and Civil War General, John Reynolds. He was one of the Union's most respected senior commanders and played a key role in committing the Army of the Potomac to the Battle of Gettysburg.

        Features:

        • Second Floor
        • King-size featherbed
        • Double Jacuzzi with handheld shower
        • Gas fireplace
        Maximum Occupancy: 2 Adults

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          The Safari Room

          A fanciful departure from the Carriage House's Civil War theme, the Safari Room was inspired by the faux crocodile bed and leopard love seat Dort and Richard found on their travels, which completes the room's exotic decor.

          Features:

          • Second floor 
          • Queen-size featherbed 
          • Double Jacuzzi and separate shower 
          • Gas fireplace 
          Maximum Occupancy: 2 Adults

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            The Monocacy Room

            This guest room is named after the Monocacy River, which begins near the Pennsylvania border and flows through central Maryland before emptying into the Potomac River and, eventually into the Chesapeake Bay. This scenic river takes visitors through historic Civil War landscapes and lands that were once inhabited by Native Americans.

            Features:

            • Second floor
            • Queen-size, four-poster, canopy featherbed
            • Double Jacuzzi with handheld shower
            • Gas fireplace
            Maximum Occupancy: 2 Adults

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              The Jackson Room

              This room is named after Andrew Jackson who was the seventh president of the United States. He acted as a representative of the common man. A major general in the war of 1812, Jackson became a national hero when he defeated the British at New Orleans. Jackson gained the nickname "Old Hickory" for his bold tactics during wartime.

              Features:

              • Second floor
              • King-size featherbed
              • Shower and tub with Jacuzzi jets
              • Gas fireplace
              Maximum Occupancy: 2 Adults

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