The Rose Hotel is a historic site owned by the U.S. state of Illinois. It is located in Elizabethtown, Illinois, on the banks of the Ohio River. The oldest wing of the hotel was built in 1812 by James McFarland. It is one of the oldest structures in Illinois. The earliest portion of the Rose Hotel was built in 1812, and an east addition was constructed in 1848. In the years following the Civil War, a rear dining room and a covered, two-story porch and stairway were added. In 1882, a pavilion called the "summer house" was built on the edge of the bluff in front of the hotel.
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| - El Hotel Rose es un lugar histórico propiedad del estado de Illinois (Estados Unidos), ubicado en la localidad de Elizabethtown, en la rivera del río Ohio. Construido por James McFarland en 1812, su servicio inicial fue de taberna, transformándose al poco tiempo en servicio hostelero. Está considerada como una de las estructuras más antiguas de Illinois. En la actualidad, la Agencia de Preservación Histórica de Illinois alquila el hotel a un operador privado, Sandy Vineyard, que mantiene la estructura como alojamiento y desayuno. El exterior está restaurado a su aspecto de 1889. (es)
- The Rose Hotel is a historic site owned by the U.S. state of Illinois. It is located in Elizabethtown, Illinois, on the banks of the Ohio River. The oldest wing of the hotel was built in 1812 by James McFarland. It is one of the oldest structures in Illinois. The earliest portion of the Rose Hotel was built in 1812, and an east addition was constructed in 1848. In the years following the Civil War, a rear dining room and a covered, two-story porch and stairway were added. In 1882, a pavilion called the "summer house" was built on the edge of the bluff in front of the hotel. (en)
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| - El Hotel Rose es un lugar histórico propiedad del estado de Illinois (Estados Unidos), ubicado en la localidad de Elizabethtown, en la rivera del río Ohio. Construido por James McFarland en 1812, su servicio inicial fue de taberna, transformándose al poco tiempo en servicio hostelero. Está considerada como una de las estructuras más antiguas de Illinois. A la parte original datada en 1812, le continuó una ampliación en 1848 que constituyó en la construcción del ala este. En los años que siguieron a la Guerra Civil estadounidense, se añadieron un comedor trasero y un porche cubierto de dos pisos y una escalera. En 1882, se construyó un pabellón llamado "casa de verano" en el borde del acantilado frente al hotel. En 1891, Sarah Rose Baker, una viuda que había trabajado en el hotel durante siete años, compró el hotel a la familia McFarlan. El hotel pasó a manos de su hija Charlotte Rose Gullet a la muerte de Sarah Rose en 1939 y permaneció en la familia Gullet hasta que el estado de Illinois compró la propiedad en 1988, aunque cesó su actividad como hotel en la década de 1960. Hasta ese momento, era el hotel de funcionamiento continuo más antiguo de Illinois. En el año 2000 se llevó a cabo un gran proyecto de restauración y el hotel volvió a abrir sus puertas. En la actualidad, la Agencia de Preservación Histórica de Illinois alquila el hotel a un operador privado, Sandy Vineyard, que mantiene la estructura como alojamiento y desayuno. El exterior está restaurado a su aspecto de 1889. (es)
- The Rose Hotel is a historic site owned by the U.S. state of Illinois. It is located in Elizabethtown, Illinois, on the banks of the Ohio River. The oldest wing of the hotel was built in 1812 by James McFarland. It is one of the oldest structures in Illinois. The earliest portion of the Rose Hotel was built in 1812, and an east addition was constructed in 1848. In the years following the Civil War, a rear dining room and a covered, two-story porch and stairway were added. In 1882, a pavilion called the "summer house" was built on the edge of the bluff in front of the hotel. In 1891, Sarah Rose Baker, a widow who had worked at the hotel for seven years, purchased the hotel from the McFarlan family. The hotel passed to daughter Charlotte Rose Gullet upon Sarah Rose's death in 1939 and remained in the Gullet family until the state of Illinois purchased the property in 1988. A large restoration project was complete in 2000, and the hotel opened again for business. The hotel is currently leased by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency to a private-sector operator, Sandy Vineyard, who maintains the structure as a bed and breakfast. The exterior is restored to its 1889 appearance. (en)
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