Calhoun House Inn & Suites

Built as a hotel in 1920 by William and Nora Lee Calhoun, the Inn was a state-of-the-art structure for its time. It featured ten-foot ceilings, plaster design walls, heart pine hardwood flooring, five wood-burning fireplaces, transom windows down the main hallway and over 3,000 square feet of covered porches. As stories tell, the Calhouns would bring their guests from the train depot – two blocks away – in horse-drawn carriages.