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Wednesday, March 20, 2019
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The Bechtler King Suite is located on the second floor of the main house and named after Christopher Bechtler, a German-born American who came to the US in 1829 where he established himself as a watchmaker/jeweler. Upon arrival in Rutherfordton, he purchased land and began gold mining and is credited for minting the first US gold coin, years before the California gold rush. This is why Rutherfordton's logo is "Rutherfordton, a Minted Original". The former Bechtler House is now a museum and is visible from the exterior entrance. The Bechtler Suite is our most deluxe room with a comfy King Bed, wardrobe, sitting area, desk, refrigerator and spacious private bath with a shower/Jacuzzi combination. You will find bottled water and Beekman Manor 1801 goat milk soaps, shampoo and lotion. In addition, the room has an individually controlled thermostat, Wi-Fi and flat screen TV with upgraded cable. The Bechtler Suite is the only room that has a private exterior entrance in addition to the main staircase. Outside the room in the large hallway, our guests will enjoy the Keurig coffee station with an assortment of coffees, hot teas, hot chocolates and delicious home-made treats.
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The Haynes Deluxe Queen room is the largest room on the second floor of the main house and is named for Raleigh Rutherford Haynes, considered to be the father of the textile industry in Rutherford County. He is credited for building the first modern textile mills in western North Carolina. The Haynes Deluxe Queen room consists of a plush queen Eastlake bedframe, desk, dresser, an antique trunk and cozy chairs in front of the fireplace. It is one of the largest rooms with sunny windows overlooking Main Street. The private bath boasts a large, walk-in, tiled shower along with hairdryer and Beekman Manor 1801 goat milk soaps, shampoo and lotion. In addition, the room has an individually controlled thermostat, bottled water, Wi-Fi and flat screen TV with upgraded cable. Outside the room in the large hallway, our guests will enjoy the Keurig coffee station with an assortment of coffees, hot teas, hot chocolates and delicious home-made treats. There is access to the second floor porch overlooking Main Street where you can enjoy your morning coffee or glass of wine at the end of the day.
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A firm yet soft king-size bed. 2nd floor, Ward house, WiFi, Independent Temperature Control (for heat and air conditioning), 40" flat-screen TV, Hair Dryer, Refrigerator access, Telephone, Alarm Clock, (iron available). Settlement of North America caused tremendous pressure on the people in this region. Native Americans were relocated from their lands, many forcibly. In the 1830s, forced relocations began in earnest, among them the Cherokee. This room is dedicated to the sacrifice, strength and courage exhibited both by those who walked west and those who chose to stay behind and formed the Eastern Band of Cherokee Nation.
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A comfortable queen size bed assures you a restful night. Each of our Queen rooms include a private bathroom and all the amenities you will need. Every room is decorated in a different style and includes a writeup of the family for which it is named: from the founders of our local hospital and library to architects, artists and medical innovators, you will find our community’s rich history reflected in every room --
Dr & Mrs Henry Norris; Louis H. Asbury, Architect; John Pike, Watercolorist; Benjamin Earle Washburn, MD
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This room on the ground floor in the Ward House sleeps 2 in a comfy queen size bed. Availability of optional day bed must be confirmed by Innkeeper. Additional charge will apply. WiFi, 40" flat-screen TV, Hair Dryer, Telephone, Alarm Clock, Refrigerator access, (iron available). Tench Coxe was the Assistant Secretary of the United State Treasury from 1789-1797 during the presidency of George Washington. He also served as an advisor to the Secretary of State during both the Adams and Jefferson administrations. His letters and journals reveal a close association with many prominent political figures of his time from Washington and Jefferson to Benjamin Franklin and Henry Knox. He sent two of his sons, Tench Coxe, II and Francis Sidney Coxe to Rutherfordton in the early 1800s to manage the family’s assets and to build a commercial and financial empire.
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