James McAllister Suite

Queen

This quaint third-floor Queen Suite invites relaxation with its warm gray hues. The living room offers a plush ombre couch, marble-top coffee table, cozy rocking chair, and sapele workstation that doubles as an eating nook. The bedroom features a queen-size wrought-iron bed, cantilevered nightstands, Smart TV, and full closet, while the bathroom is outfitted with a shower/tub and a pedestal sink.

Maximum Occupancy: 2

Special Touches Include
  • Saatva “luxury firm” mattresses
  • Brooklinen sheets and down-alternative pillows
  • Luxe Beekman 1802 toiletries and soaps
  • Free on-site parking and Wi-Fi
  • Smart TVs with access to cable and apps
  • Kitchenette with refrigerator and microwave, Nespresso machine, and full-size coffee maker
  • An assortment of local coffees, Nespresso pods, and fine teas
  • Plates, mugs, drinking glasses, flatware, linen napkins
  • Alarm clock, ambient noise machine
  • Hairdryer, magnification mirror, access to iron and ironing board
  • Individual temperature controls
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James McAllister

Committed abolitionist James McAllister owned a mill south of Gettysburg, on Rock Creek, that he offered up for use as a key Underground Railroad outpost mere miles from the Mason-Dixon line. Early meetings of the Adams County Anti-slavery Society also took place at the mill. Fugitive slaves seeking freedom would hide in the cog pit of the mill, relatively safe from “slave catchers” while they rested for the next leg of their journey north to freedom. The McAllister farm lay just behind Union lines at Culp’s Hill and Spangler’s Spring and was used as a field hospital during and after the battle. A number of soldiers were buried on the grounds.

Newly Remodeled Suites

Free Wi-Fi
And Parking

Unbeatable
Location

Modern
Conveniences

Accessible With Elevator