Captain
Grant's Inn
 Captain
Grant's Inn was originally built by Captain
William Gonzales Grant in 1754 for his wife
Mercy Adelaide Avery. Grant died at sea, while
Mercy lived into her 80's and the home continued
to house three generations of the Grant Family.
During the Revolutionary War, soldiers used
the home as a Garrison, and during the Civil
War, the home protected runaway slaves. A major
restoration took place from 1994 through 1996.
Today, the Inn stands restored to its original
grandeur and prominence in this national Historic
Village.
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Cathedral
Pines Farm
 The
Calhoun family has been in Litchfield County
since 1740. Cathedral Pines Farm is one of the
oldest llama farms in New England, since 1977.
The Calhoun's 18th century style farmhouse,
decorated with period antiques, has been featured
in both Country Living and House Beautiful magazines.
As a special guest you will enjoy comfort, privacy,
spectacular views, perennial gardens, and a
hot tub under the stars. Llama babies play in
the pastures and roosters announce the break
of day to one of the most beautiful settings
in Connecticut. Convenient to fine dining, skiing
(Mohawk Mountain), hiking (Appalachian Trail),
the arts (Music Mountain & Tanglewood),
country shopping and antiquing. Two hours from
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