“Stay in & discover Unionville history”
The inn was built the same year that silver prospectors toured the area and established the village of Unionville. Among those seeking fortune in those early days was Samuel Clemens (a.k.a. Mark Twain). His Unionville cabin remains standing. Today, most visitors come to this ghost town of about 20 inhabitants just to see Twain's cabin and then move on, but there is so much more.
Off the beaten path, but this B&B held lots of unique surprises!
Enjoyed the history and attention to detail of the place. Had a great breakfast with a newly-engaged couple from London, Holly and Nick, who were on their way to SF.
John and Joan
Sunnyvale, CA
Literally in the middle of nowhere, but the inn is absolutely gorgeous. Great getaway.
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Old Pioneer Garden Country Inn
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