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The Stanley House Inn
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The Historic
Stanley House Inn

The magnificent mansion that is now the Stanley House was built in 1895 by lumber executive W.P. Stevens as the summer residence of the favorite uncle and aunt of President Woodrow Wilson,  Dr. James Woodrow and his wife, Felixina Baker.   Dr. Woodrow was the first professor with a Ph.D. in the state of Georgia and a Presbyterian minister. He and "Felie" were married in Dalton, Georgia by Woodrow Wilson's father, also a Presbyterian minister.

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For Breakfast, we serve a gourmet continental breakfast Monday-Friday from 8:30-9am, and a hot plated southern breakfast promptly at 9:30am on Saturdays and Sundays. If you have any special dietary concerns, please notify us 48hrs before your arrival. Inn accommodations feature impressive king beds with comfortable designer linens, private full baths, and flat screen cable TVs.  Wireless internet is complimentary.

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A boutique experience in one of our eight beautiful guest rooms complete with a continental breakfast Monday-Friday and a hearty Southern breakfast on Saturdays and Sundays. 

 

Weddings

Stanley House Inn offers a unique Victorian-style wedding venue and ballroom, hotel, and affordable all-inclusive packages for wedding receptions, ceremonies, rehearsal dinners, and other special events.

Parties

A classic Southern venue for affordable all-inclusive events such as bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, baby showers, Christmas parties, birthday parties and more!

About the Stanley House...

The title on the lot dates back to 1891 when A.C. Heggie was the owner.   The magnificent mansion that is now the Stanley House was built in 1895 by lumber executive W.P. Stevens as the summer residence of the favorite uncle and aunt of President Woodrow Wilson,  Dr. James Woodrow and his wife, Felixina Baker.   Dr. Woodrow was the first professor with a Ph.D. in the state of Georgia and a Presbyterian minister. He and "Felie" were married in Dalton, Georgia by Woodrow Wilson's father, also a Presbyterian minister.

Dr. Woodrow was the subject of controversy in his time as he believed and taught a modified version of evolution.  This excerpt is from the historical archives of the Marietta Daily Journal, August 19, 1886: The trial of Dr. James Woodrow by the charges proferred by Dr. William Adains, of Augusta Presbytory, began in Bethany, Green County on the 16th.  

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