The Walloomsac Inn

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By jbottero @ 2015-05-17 20:02:34
The Walloomsac Inn, built in 1771, was once a grand hotel with a storied legacy, and is now an intriguing corpse that mystifies and takes your attention successfully. However, despite appearances, it’s not abandoned. The family who owned the hotel in the last years of its life, still live there.
Links: urbanpostmortem.wordpress.com, benningtonmuseum.org
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