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The 1766 Osceola Mill House is a limestone Georgian home located on the
banks of the Pequea Creek in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. As indicated by its date stone ("JL. W.E. 1766"), it was built in 1766 by Jacob Ludwick and his wife Elizabeth from stone quarried on the opposite side of the creek. The original property included 120 acres, a grist mill, and a small bank barn. |
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The Mill House and mill were owned as a single parcel of property until 1981, when the mill was subdivided from the Mill house and sold. Today, the 1766 Osceola Mill House sits on approximately one acre next to the original mill and across from the miller's cottage, built in the mid 1800's.
located in Lancaster County, PA, is one of the area's favorite getaways!
| Special PackagesSpecial Occasions Make your stay with us special. Be a birthday, an anniversary or just a'I love you' stay, we can add some loving memor....(more) |
| Featured in Country Living magazine. Our Inn is set on a picturesque country road only a few miles from the quaint villages of Intercourse... |
 View of Carriage House & Grounds (Click here for complete details) |
... and Bird-In-Hand. Surrounded by working Amish farms, the inn's guest rooms feature canopy beds, Amish quilts, antiques and fireplaces. |
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Take a leisurely walk for
dinner (by advanced reservation) to a neighboring Amish farm and
experience first hand the Amish way of life. It is truly an unique
experience that will be long remembered! Beautiful antiques and quality reproductions, wide floor boards, exposed beams, deepset windows, oriental rugs and five working fireplaces provide an atmosphere of the elegance of yesteryear. All of our beautifully decorated guest rooms have queen size beds and private baths.
We offer several guest room accommodations to select from plus our newly redecorated three room Carriage House....
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 Fireside Room |
 Blue Room |
 Burgandy Room |
| From your room you will be able to glimpse horse drawn carriages as the Amish farmer goes about his daily business, glimpse a young family walking to the neighboring farm pulling their children in a wagon. Observe the Amish culture first hand, be part of this old work culture, a couple of days will bring you many months perhaps years of warm memories. | Each morning in the sunlit formal dining room we serve a full breakfast. Excellent coffees, fine teas, juice, seasonal fresh fruit dish, hot breakfast entrees and home baked muffins or breads are always on the menu. Complete with candles and soft music makes for a relaxing start to your day. Light snacks are available in the Keeping Room in late afternoon. |
Whether celebrating a special occasion or simply getting away, Osceola Mill House is a perfect retreat in any season. We look forward to sharing our knowledge and experiences of our antique inn and the beautiful surrounding area.
1766 Osceola Mill House Bed & Breakfast is a member of the following associations:
The All Seasons Bed & Breakfast Association
of Lancaster County
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1766 Osceola Mill House Bed & Breakfast 313 Osceola Mill Road Gordonville, Pennsylvania 17529 (717) 768-3758 (800) 878-7719 email: 
Ronald and Patricia Ernst |
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