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Dollar-Watcher
Room Sale
Treat Yourself
to a
Night Away
left over for
Holiday gifts
from the village shops full of artisan-made crafts. See our posted Specials
Stress-Free Holiday Idea:
Hawthorne Inn
Gift Certificates
for your discerning gift recipients.
Purchase by December 15th for a 10 % Discount ! |

Back by Popular Demand
We have posted on our Innkeeper's Journal,
in the
a terrific Brined Turkey technique for Thanksgiving. Don't miss the three Pumpkin Pie recipes! |
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Hawthorne Inn Proudly Joins
Passport to New England
Personalize your New England tour with this unparalleled partnership of luxury Bed and Breakfasts
and Country Inns.
These 12 Romantic and Charming Inns, in the most desirable coastal, village, and mountain destinations, offer a comfortably elegant and congenial atmosphere. Only "Passport to New England" assures you an unsurpassed level of excellence as you journey through the New England Countryside. See details of the Frequent Stay Program for a complimentary night at any Passport Inn. |
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Concord to Celebrate
375th Birthday
Concord was the first English settlement above tidewater in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. On September 11 + 12, 2010 we will celebrate with a weekend full of events: Lectures, Music, a Ball and culminating with a spectacular Fireworks Display .
You can purchase a 375 th Commemorative T-Shirt by calling the Inn. Priced @ $20.00, includes tax / shipping. Proceeds to pay for the Firework display. |
December is a Great Time to Visit
Concord
Orchard House , Home of "Little Women" will be decorated for the holidays with the festive simplicity of the Alcotts and come alive with costumed "Living History" characters; activities for children and families. December 6,12,13,19, 20.
"Family Trees: A Celebration of Childrens Literature" Concord Museum
December 4- January 3. Concord's literary legacy is given a creative twist with trees of all shapes and sizes decorated with charm and inspiration from classic and acclaimed contemporary children's books.
At the National Heritage Museum : "The Way We Worked" Through January 3. Features 86 photographs, spanning 1857-1987 from the National Archives, focusing on the history of work in America and documenting work clothing, locales, conditions, and conflicts. "For All Time: Clocks and Watches from the National Heritage Museum" Through February 21. From waking to the rooster's crow to catching the 8 am train, how Americans tell and value time has changed over the centuries. Exhibit explores the story of timekeeping through spectacular objects drawn from the Museum's own collection. |
And, For Bird-Watchers
We recently had a visit from our good friend, Bob Lawson, (author of "Birding by Ear" the campanion tapes to the Peterson Field Guide to Birds) who arrived with an immature Great Horned Owl, that he had rescued by the roadside. Keep a watch on our website, we are soon putting together a special page for birding in the greater-Concord River valley, including the annual hawk migration count on near-by Mount Wauchessetts. Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge is just a crow's mile away from our front door. Bring your binoculars and we will have the map. |
Ellie Thompson Jewelry Show a Success
Chicago designer and gemologist, Ellie Thompson, unveiled her new collection at the Hawthorne Inn on November 6 and 7. This comes just weeks after the Field Museum opened a permanent exhibit, and published a book "Gems and Gemstones", that include several pieces of Ellie's commissioned for display. We look forward to again hosting her trunk show the first weekend in May 2010. It is not too late to have a signature piece, or your own custom design, delivered for the holidays.
Your Innkeeper, Marilyn, is Ellie's representative and can arrange preferred scheduling and pricing. Preview the Collections. | |
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