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Annie's Inn Bed & Breakfast
Phone: (803) 649-6836
City: Aiken
Region: Midlands
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Annie's Inn Bed & Breakfast
The house has been standing since the 1830's when it was a 2000 acre cotton plantation. It was originally three stories, but the top story was destroyed by a cannonball during the civil war. Later in the century it was used as a county doctor's residence and hospital. Perhaps as a result of that era, the ghost of a little girl has been occasionally heard roaming the halls calling for her mama.
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We offer four spacious rooms for lodging with a full breakfast featuring local seasonal items. Also available are custom weekend packages. In addition to the services of the bed and breakfast we are also available to help plan/host your next gathering.
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