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Golden Plough Inn
Lahaska, Pennsylvania, United States · Independent · Near Luxury
Earl Jamison founded Peddler's Village in 1962 on a rundown chicken farm nicknamed Hentown, turning the hatchery, barn and coops on six acres into 14 shops and the Cock 'n Bull Restaurant at a Lahaska crossroads. The Golden Plough Inn came in 1987, a mid-19th-century stone tavern once called the Buttonwood Inn, renovated by Jamison, in a Bucks County village whose Quaker roots go back to 1701.
- 73 rooms
- Opened 1962
- Neighborhood: Peddler's Village
About Golden Plough Inn
- A 73-room inn from 1962 inside Peddler's Village, with rooms in the stone main building and above the neighboring shops.
- Some suites have fireplaces and whirlpool tubs.
Restaurants and bars
- Buttonwood Grill — Restaurant
Experiences
- Shopping in Peddler's Village — Apparel, accessories, home goods, furniture, fine art, handcrafted items, books, toys and games, gifts and collectibles.
Amenities
- Soaking tubs in many rooms
- Gas fireplaces in many rooms (in use October through March only)
- Flat-screen televisions in all rooms
- Complimentary wifi in all rooms
- In-room coffee makers in all rooms
- Spectacular Village views in many rooms
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