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Antrim 1844
Taneytown, Maryland
30 Trevanion Road, Taneytown, Maryland 21787
Original Property Opened in 1844
Historic Hotels of America member since 2007
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Settled within the verdant foothills of Catoctin Mountain, Antrim 1844 is renowned for its superb cuisine and upscale accommodations. Once the historic home of Colonel Andrew Ege and his wife, Margaret, Antrim 1844 exemplifies the typical Greek Revival mansion found throughout the American South. Now an inviting boutique hotel, owners Richard and Dorothy Mollett have brilliantly restored the building to reflect its original 19th-century splendor. Visitors can experience the rich history of the surrounding region from the Antrim 1844, as the hotel is near Gettysburg National Military Park and several exciting mid-Atlantic cities.
Discover
- Discover the Greek Revival-style architecture of the 17,000-square-foot mansion. As the towering ivory columns and sweeping grand porches come into view, enter through the impressive double front doors into the grand entrance hall of Antrim 1844.
- Admire the breathtaking cantilever staircase that spirals gracefully to the top floor. Through the drawn curtains, look out at the masterfully restored English Tea Rose garden and stoically anchored twin fountains.
- Venture through the hallways to beautiful drawing rooms with their 14-foot ceilings and heart pine floors. These fantastic spaces also contain plaster medallions, crown moulding, oversized Monticello windows, interior shutters, and marble mantels carved by William Rinehart.
- Experience enchanting gardens with thousands of blooms such as tulips, daffodils, rhododendrons in the spring time. Enjoy Hundreds of breathtaking rose bushes in the summer time and take in the stunning nature while embarking on a walk around the walking path.
Explore
- Explore Taneytown Historic District nearby. The settlement’s beginnings date back to 1754 when it was founded on a 7,900-acre tract of land. By the end of the century, Taneytown was a bustling community that supported craftsmen of various trades. The most famous native son of the region is undoubtedly lawyer, poet, and author of the “Star Spangled Banner," Francis Scott Key.
- Visit the Eisenhower National Historic Site. A U.S. National Historic Landmark, this outstanding location served as the home for the Dwight D. Eisenhower after his second presidential term ended in 1961.
- Travel to Gettysburg National Military Park. Located just across the border in neighboring Pennsylvania, this world-renowned historic destination was the site of one of the most pivotal battles fought during the American Civil War. A resounding Union victory, the Battle of Gettysburg occurred from July 1 to 3, 1863.
Experience
- Hike through the nearby Catoctin Mountain Park. This verdant outdoor destination is home to countless tranquil hiking paths and campgrounds. It is also home to the guarded presidential retreat known as "Camp David."
- Experience the majestic Boxwood Garden, where guests can relax beneath a stunning tree, surrounded by maple trees and seasonal flowers.
- Journey to the nearby Sachs Covered Bridge. Listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, this covered bridge extends for 100 feet and has views of Marsh Creek. Built in 1854, it was used during the American Civil War by both the Union and Confederate Armies, and is said to be haunted as a result.
Taste
- Savor a six-course meal at Antrim 1844’s Smokehouse Restaurant. The dishes focus on the finest and freshest ingredients that feature a sophisticated interpretation of contemporary cuisine. Its dishes will delight novice epicureans and gourmands alike. This dining experience has been given a Gold Award by Dirona.
- Partake in a smaller-venue dining experience and book the Wine Cellar at Antrim 1844 for a private party of up to 14 guests. Be awed by the walls of bottles of wine that number in the thousands with selections from famed wine regions around the world.
- Sit in a brewpub near the historic Gettysburg Battlefield at Appalachian Brewing Company. Enjoy a meal indoors or on the outdoor patio with plenty of craft beer to choose from or enjoy a refreshing craft soda.