Owners
Olfred Hinxton and Udela Hinxton
Staff
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Dining Room Description
- Size of the Room: Approximately 55 feet long and 35 feet wide. A single large hall that serves as both dining space and common room.
- Bar Construction: The bar is built from thick, polished oak planks with a stone base made of stacked river rock. Iron nails and metal bracketing reinforce the counter’s edges.
- Barstools: Yes. There are six wooden barstools with round seats and no backs, each leg reinforced with iron rings.
Tables
- Total Tables: 14 tables
- Table Breakdown:
- 4 tables for two people
- 6 tables for four people
- 4 tables for more than four people (each seating 6–8)
- Shape:
- The two-person tables are square.
- The four-person tables are round.
- The large group tables are oval-shaped.
- Materials: All tables and chairs are made from local pine, lightly stained. The larger oval tables have reinforced oak legs. Chairs are straight-backed with woven rush seats.
Rooms for Rent
Single Rooms – Five Rooms
- Bed Size: One sturdy full-sized bed with a wool-stuffed mattress.
- Dresser: Yes, a small pine dresser with three drawers.
- Side Table: Yes, a small square table beside the bed with an iron candleholder.
- Private Tub: No, the rooms are not large enough for a tub.
Double Rooms – Eight Rooms
- Beds: Two full-sized beds with wooden frames and woolen quilts.
- Dresser: Yes, a mid-sized four-drawer dresser made of oak.
- Side Table: Yes, one shared side table positioned between the beds.
Four-Person Occupancy Rooms – Seven Rooms
- Beds: Two sets of pine bunk beds, each with rope lattice supports.
- Dresser: Yes, one tall dresser with five drawers.
- Side Table: Yes, one small rectangular table near the door.