Pheasant Country Inn Fowler, Indiana 1940 Colonial home in historical area and an easy drive to Purdue University. Contact Info | Email this page to a Friend | Click to see a map  | Additional Pages... Introduction Our Favorite Recipes Reservation Request Form How to Find Us   Availability Search: See which rooms are available during your stay. Check in: Check out: Powered by Webervations Clear search results Rooms Available from  to  Learn more about these rooms These are our base rates - certain discounts and/or charges may apply

Burton Y. Berry was a former senior political representative of the United States to Romania from 1944 - 1947. He served in various posts at American diplomatic missions in Turkey, Greece, Iran and Egypt. He served as Ambassador to Iraq 1952 - 1954. Berry was a collector of early Byzantine, Roman and Greek jewelry, textiles, seals, coins and ancient fine works of art, of which he donated to Indiana University Art Museum and the Chicago Museum of Art. Born on August 31, 1901 in Fowler, Indiana, he died in Zurich, Switzerland in 1985. Berry is buried in the Fowler Protestant Cemetery next to his parents, Judge & Mrs. Burton B. Berry and his sister, Adelaine Berry Smith.

The Burton Y. Berry Room is decorated with Turkish and Persian works of art and books for your reading pleasure written by Burton Y. Berry: (Romanian Diaries - 1944-1947; The Art of Ancient Jewelry, Out of the Past: The Istanbul Grand Bazaar; Ancient Gems from the Collection of Burton Y. Berry). Queen-size Tempurpedic Swedish Mattress & pillows, designer linen & towels, private bath, satellite TV, mini-refrigerator, microwave, coffee/tea maker, clock/radio, ceiling fan, AC, reading lamp & chair, closet, ironing board/iron, robes, slipper, toiletries, hair dryer, magazines, newspapers, books, bottled water and Chocolates. Weekday rate - $89/night Weekend rate - $99/night

Otto Pape Room is a warm, bright cozy room with a mahogany queen size bed, designer linen, extra pillows, TV/VCR, clock/radio, iron/ironing board, ceiling fan, Coffee/tea maker, ice bucket, toiletries, robes, slippers, magazines, newspaper, chocolates, reading chair and light, walk-in closet for storage and a shared bath. Weekday Rates: $69/night Weekend Rates: $79/night

Matilde E. Monisant Room Named after an American pioneer aviatrix. Matilde was born in 1878 in Earl Park, IN., of French Canadian parents. Ms. Moisant learned to fly at her brother's, Alfred Monisant's Aviation School on Long Island, N. Y. Mitilde became the second woman (Harriet Quimby, the first) to receive a pilots license on August 13, 1911. Among the most flamboyant of aviation's pioneers were Alfred, John & Matilde Monisant. Their courage & showmanship were instrumental in stimulating public enthusiasm and with it - the growth of aviation. Matilda died in 1964 and is buried in Valhualla Memorial Park Cementery near Los Angeles, CA.

The Matilde E. Moisant Room offers a queen bed, TV, internet connection, toiletries, bottled water, robes, slippers, extra pillows, clock/radio, ceiling fan, AC, magazines and books. For your reading pleasure on Matilde E. Moisant - The Magnificent Moisants - Champions of Early Flight" by Doris L. Rich Weekday Rates: $69/night Weekend Rates: $79/night

Moses Fowler was born in Circleville, Ohio in 1815. He came to Lafayette, Indiana with John Purdue in 1839. Fowler and Purdue formed a partnership in the dry goods business. Moses became a wealthy land baron and donated the land that comprises the town of Fowler., which bears his name. Moses died in 1889 and is buried in Springvale Cemetery.

Moses Fowler Room overlooks the garden and features a cozy queen canopy bed, clock, TV/DVD, ceiling fan, reading lamp, magazines, chocolates, bottled water and toiletries. Clothes Closet and shared bath. Weekday Rates: $49/night Weekend Rates: $59/night

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