Quaker Tavern Bed and Breakfast

Quaker Tavern is an unblemished country Federal structure built by the Hall family of Quakers, circa 1780. The four guest rooms at Quaker Tavern are full of wonderful period furniture, working fireplaces and antique folk art. One of the rooms feature an original Moses Eaton, Jr. stencil done on wet plaster with a pineapple motif. Accommodations feature fireplaces in every room, candlelight breakfasts, feather bedding, private or shared baths, internet, a guest entry, and a private parlor. Breakfast is cooked to order and served at anytime. Dinners can easily be arranged from an immense array of local restaurants and caterers.