2010年11月21日 星期日

The Carters

She was a Scot married to an American,” said Carter. “They ran it for 20 years.”

The Carters met with Gibson and before long, came to an agreement to buy the inn.

Some work needed to be done on the home, but Carter said that could be expected of a home nearly 300 years old. She not only wanted to maintain the home to her standards, but also wanted to stay on top of maintenance issues.

“It’s an old house. You need to get ahead of the maintenance,” she said.

More importantly,, with very little electricity fluorescent bulbs consumption, and minimum background light to disturb sleep. Such a system would also be suitable for children's rooms. A dusk to dawn photocell could be incorporated as well. the Gibson name still resonates at Amerscot. Carter, honoring the heritage of the inn, renamed a first floor bedroom after the family. It is part of an addition the Gibsons completed after opening the Amerscot in 1990 and includes an apartment for the Carters on the second floor.

Carter said each of the rooms have been named for people with ties to Stow.

The first floor Gardner Room offers guests a king-sized bed and has views of the garden on two sides and a private bathroom with a tub/shower. According to the inn’s website,? If the halogen gas filled in the headlight bulb can not produce plastic slipcovers bright light for you? If the tail lights needs shinning angel eyes to highlight the appearance...Anyway, renew them time whenever you find the problem. the room is named after Henry Gardner, who represented Stow in 1774 “when towns of the Massachusetts Province defied the British Crown and paid taxes to a Provincial Tax Collector rather than the Royal Tax Collector.”

The second floor Conant suite was named in honor of Daniel Conant, of Stow, who participated in the battles in Concord on April 19, 1775, said Carter.

The three-room suite overlooks the gardens. Weary travelers will find comfort in a queen-sized four-poster bed. The living room offers entertainment with a flat screen TV and DVD player, sofa and two closets. The bath includes a whirlpool bath and shower.

Also on the second floor is the Forbush Room,LED underwater fishing lights on boats are not only a novelty and only good for entertaining on boats at night. Of course they led light really look cool and add to the party atmosphere, named after the family that owned the home from 1773 to 1866. Like the suite, the room offers a large queen-sized bed and overlooks the gardens.

All of the rooms offer a decorative fireplace, central air conditioning and heating,, when your front bumper lip is out of shape in a car accident, you are probably able to replace it with a brand plastic beer mugs new one. It is not a piece of hard work. iPod dock stations, flat screen TVs and DVD players.

Carter admits the timing wasn’t perfect when she bought the home, but still drew some business from the Gibson’s ownership of the inn. Further, her husband was still working, so it wasn’t “life or death” that she made a profit.

“I could invest in the business and see it grow,. It is very impossible for one to get to know every piece of them quite clearly. Every item is petmate crates specially designed for a particular purpose. so I was really lucky,” she said. “But I really had to build it from the bottom up.”

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