King-size iron bed, this room remains as large and comfortable as it was in 1935 when Eleanor Roosevelt stayed here while visiting the textile mill in Goshen. The small bathroom features a double shower, with dual shower heads. An electric fireplace stove sits on the old hearth. Amenities: luxurious linens & towels, plush robes, local toiletries, hair dryer; a desk, high speed internet, AC, 24-hour access coffee/tea bar. Daily breakfast & housekeeping included. No pets please. The space Eleanor Roosevelt stayed in this guest room in 1935. Guest access Living Room, Den, Dining Room, Solarium, 1 1/2 acres of gardens, gazebo on Mill Creek, and verandas. During your stay The Innkeeper lives on site and is available throughout your stay. Other things to note Circa 1853 home steeped in railroad history and trains pass in front of the Inn! Light traffic; only scheduled train is Amtrak's Red Cardinal line 3 days a week, other trains are at random and no heavy cargo, typically empty coal cars headed to W Virginia.