Look what we found in the basement:
It’s a breakfast menu from the days when this house was known simply as Three Church Street:
At that time, the inn was owned by Ms. Eleanor Paine. Though we never got a chance to meet her, we’ve heard that she was a remarkable woman who lived her life and ran her inn with great verve and elan. I’ll bet she made a mean pancake.
I love the rich history of this house, and I hope that we live up to the tradition of gracious conviviality established by Ms. Paine. Eleanor, we’ll try to do you proud.
And we’ll tend to the peonies.






