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DOUGLAS — The Rosemont Inn was built nearly 125 years ago, and remains an important part of lakeshore history in Douglas. For this week’s Holland in Photos, I decided to visit June 25.
Kerry and Tammy Cunnion operate the fourteen-room lodge, where the character of the building is part of the stay. Inside, historic photographs of Douglas and Saugatuck hang alongside landscape paintings by local artist James Brandess.
There are various places to slow down, including the backyard and patio, and the pool, hot tub and sauna.
The day started in the kitchen, as Kerry prepared homemade breakfast. French toast, sausage, eggs, fresh fruit and cranberry orange scones were among the items served.
For more information, visit rosemontinn.com.
If you have ideas for “Holland In Photos” — everything from weddings to concerts to home renovations to a picnic in the park — please send them to newsroom@hollandsentinel.com for consideration.
— Contact photographer Adam Vander Kooy at avanderkooy@hollandsentinel.com.
This article originally appeared on The Holland Sentinel: Enjoy relaxation, delicious food, history at Douglas’ Rosemont Inn
Reporting by Adam Vander Kooy, Holland Sentinel / The Holland Sentinel
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