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Antrim 1844
Taneytown, Maryland, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Antrim 1844 is a Greek Revival antebellum estate on 24 acres in Taneytown, built in 1844 for Colonel Andrew Ege and later restored by Richard and Dorothy Mollett. The house holds 40 historic rooms, the Smokehouse Restaurant, and a cellar of about 15,000 bottles across 2,500 labels. Formal tea is still poured beside the fireplaces, and Gettysburg is twenty minutes north.
- 40 rooms
- Opened 1988
About Antrim 1844
- The mansion was built in 1844 for Colonel Andrew Ege; owners Richard and Dorothy Mollett restored it as a hotel.
- The Smokehouse Restaurant and a cellar of roughly 15,000 bottles (2,500 labels) are the dining draw.
Restaurants and bars
- The Smokehouse Restaurant at Antrim 1844 — Restaurant · Fine dining
Experiences
- Formal English Tea Rose Garden — Formal English garden with 80 rose varieties, bronze fountains and historic architecture.
Amenities
- Formal English Tea Rose Garden with 80 rose varieties and bronze fountains
- Glass enclosed pavilion ballroom
- Dedicated wedding coordinator
- Wedding packages
- All-inclusive event experience
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