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Hosted by Karen Tatro Spirit Medium &
The Deerfield Inn
Psychic & Wellness Fair
Feb 6 th 2020
11-4
*Evening with the Spirits of the Inn investigation & Overnight* See below
Come explore, shop, relax and have readings with our variety of Readers, Healers, Massage, & Metaphysical Vendors.
EVENT IS SOLD OUT!!!
The Deerfield Inn
81 Old Main Street
Deerfield MA 01342
A Historical Colonial America Inn in the heart of Massachusetts!
Located in the Historical 18 and 19th Century Village of Main Street!
Followed by "An Evening with the Ghosts of the Deerfield Inn"
Investigation & Overnight
INVESTIGATION ONLY $50 (Limited to 10)
Investigation & Dinner Buffet $75
VIP Ticket includes Investigation, Dinner Buffet & Overnight! $135 *2 are required in a room for this price*
VIP Ticket for Single Room $236 (*a private room for one guest)
Come enjoy speaking with the spirits of the Inn. Several experiences by the guests and staff have kept the Inn known for it's paranormal lore. On top of the amazing history the Inn holds, there have been full body apparitions seen by many guests over the years.
We will divide up into small groups and explore the Ghosts of the Inn!!
Then…
When the Deerfield Inn was originally opened in July 1884 by two brothers, whose earlier inn on the village common had been destroyed by fire, a plague of grasshoppers was devouring its way across a drought-stricken Franklin County. Not surprisingly, there is nothing written about the actual opening date, but in the Gazette and Courier, July 14, 1884, a reporter noted that “Mr. J.M. Bradley has a good business at the new hotel.”
A week later the papers reported that the grasshoppers continued to devour all crops and that ravaged farmers were slaughtering their cattle for lack of water. The inn’s summer visitors apparently stayed on, despite the heat and the voracious locusts. On September 1, 1884, a Deerfield reporter writes that, “the summer boarders are folding their tents and stealing away, browner and better for their stay.”
During the first 15 years of its operation, guests arrived by stagecoach, carriages, and on horseback. (The carriage house and stables were built in 1883 prior to the inn being built. Names of the horses that were perhaps harnessed to bring guests to the inn in a trap, or perhaps work the fields, are still painted above the former stalls.) Later, a trolley line ran through the village – stopping right in front of the inn as an old photograph hanging in the inn shows, and by the turn of the century automobiles began to rumble in.
Within a year the inn was enlarged by George Arms, a local builder, and a brochure from 1885 describes the Deerfield Inn as “in all appointments far ahead of the average country hotel.”
The grasshoppers had long gone, but the guests stayed on and kept coming for—as a brochure from the 1920s promised – “the atmosphere and charm of early days, with modern comfort and convenience.” Breakfast started at 30¢, dinner could be had for $1.00, and a double room with running water was priced at $3.00.
A postcard we found on eBay, signed by ‘Carl’, posted for one penny, and written in July 1923 to his friends the Fabriques, declares the Deerfield Inn “a very, very nice place indeed.”
Event Ticket Policy
Thank you for purchasing an event ticket. Event tickets once purchased are non-refundable or transferable to other events.
If the event is rescheduled, your original tickets will be honored on the new date and time.
If the event is rescheduled and you cannot attend, you can resell your tickets on your own. We can also open your tickets up on the event page to help assist you. There are no refunds.
Legal Disclaimer: Karen Tatro, and The Deerfield Inn are providing an opportunity for exploration and entertainment purposes only. By attending this event you do so of your own free will. All experiences are subject to your interpretation. It is also understood by participating in the event we provide NO guarantees you will have a personal experience.
The Deerfield Inn
Psychic & Wellness Fair
Feb 6 th 2020
11-4
*Evening with the Spirits of the Inn investigation & Overnight* See below
Come explore, shop, relax and have readings with our variety of Readers, Healers, Massage, & Metaphysical Vendors.
EVENT IS SOLD OUT!!!
The Deerfield Inn
81 Old Main Street
Deerfield MA 01342
A Historical Colonial America Inn in the heart of Massachusetts!
Located in the Historical 18 and 19th Century Village of Main Street!
Followed by "An Evening with the Ghosts of the Deerfield Inn"
Investigation & Overnight
INVESTIGATION ONLY $50 (Limited to 10)
Investigation & Dinner Buffet $75
VIP Ticket includes Investigation, Dinner Buffet & Overnight! $135 *2 are required in a room for this price*
VIP Ticket for Single Room $236 (*a private room for one guest)
Come enjoy speaking with the spirits of the Inn. Several experiences by the guests and staff have kept the Inn known for it's paranormal lore. On top of the amazing history the Inn holds, there have been full body apparitions seen by many guests over the years.
We will divide up into small groups and explore the Ghosts of the Inn!!
Then…
When the Deerfield Inn was originally opened in July 1884 by two brothers, whose earlier inn on the village common had been destroyed by fire, a plague of grasshoppers was devouring its way across a drought-stricken Franklin County. Not surprisingly, there is nothing written about the actual opening date, but in the Gazette and Courier, July 14, 1884, a reporter noted that “Mr. J.M. Bradley has a good business at the new hotel.”
A week later the papers reported that the grasshoppers continued to devour all crops and that ravaged farmers were slaughtering their cattle for lack of water. The inn’s summer visitors apparently stayed on, despite the heat and the voracious locusts. On September 1, 1884, a Deerfield reporter writes that, “the summer boarders are folding their tents and stealing away, browner and better for their stay.”
During the first 15 years of its operation, guests arrived by stagecoach, carriages, and on horseback. (The carriage house and stables were built in 1883 prior to the inn being built. Names of the horses that were perhaps harnessed to bring guests to the inn in a trap, or perhaps work the fields, are still painted above the former stalls.) Later, a trolley line ran through the village – stopping right in front of the inn as an old photograph hanging in the inn shows, and by the turn of the century automobiles began to rumble in.
Within a year the inn was enlarged by George Arms, a local builder, and a brochure from 1885 describes the Deerfield Inn as “in all appointments far ahead of the average country hotel.”
The grasshoppers had long gone, but the guests stayed on and kept coming for—as a brochure from the 1920s promised – “the atmosphere and charm of early days, with modern comfort and convenience.” Breakfast started at 30¢, dinner could be had for $1.00, and a double room with running water was priced at $3.00.
A postcard we found on eBay, signed by ‘Carl’, posted for one penny, and written in July 1923 to his friends the Fabriques, declares the Deerfield Inn “a very, very nice place indeed.”
Event Ticket Policy
Thank you for purchasing an event ticket. Event tickets once purchased are non-refundable or transferable to other events.
If the event is rescheduled, your original tickets will be honored on the new date and time.
If the event is rescheduled and you cannot attend, you can resell your tickets on your own. We can also open your tickets up on the event page to help assist you. There are no refunds.
Legal Disclaimer: Karen Tatro, and The Deerfield Inn are providing an opportunity for exploration and entertainment purposes only. By attending this event you do so of your own free will. All experiences are subject to your interpretation. It is also understood by participating in the event we provide NO guarantees you will have a personal experience.