DINING

Let us host your next luncheon or Dinner!

Memory Lane Bed and Breakfast is an ideal location for your group’s next luncheon or dinner. We can accommodate various group sizes depending on whether you want the meal served or buffet style. Many civic and social organizations have enjoyed having their meal at our home, followed by their meeting in the Gathering Room. If you are not sure what you want, we can make suggestions. Please call to discuss your plans and check availability.

DINING

Let us host your next luncheon or Dinner!

Memory Lane Bed and Breakfast is an ideal location for your group’s next luncheon or dinner. We can accommodate various group sizes depending on whether you want the meal served or buffet style. Many civic and social organizations have enjoyed having their meal at our home, followed by their meeting in the Gathering Room. If you are not sure what you want, we can make suggestions. Please call to discuss your plans and check availability.

OUTDOOR EVENTS

Let us host your next eVENT!

Memory Lane Bed and Breakfast is an ideal location for your event. We have hosted birthday parties, class reunions, showers, “Red Hat” events, rehearsal dinners, and political events. Each of these occasions are planned WITH YOU, based on your needs and expectations. If you are not sure what you want, we can make suggestions. Please call to discuss your plans and check availability.

relaxing spots

OUTDOOR EVENTS

Let us host your next eVENT!

Memory Lane Bed and Breakfast is an ideal location for your event. We have hosted birthday parties, class reunions, showers, “Red Hat” events, rehearsal dinners, and political events. Each of these occasions are planned WITH YOU, based on your needs and expectations. If you are not sure what you want, we can make suggestions. Please call to discuss your plans and check availability.

relaxing spots

stay OVERNIGHT

 

Come…Relax…Enjoy and make your own memories!

Check-in is 3:00 pm, but early and late arrivals may be available. Check-out is 11:00am. Anticipated arrival times are appreciated. Terms are cash or checks. Credit cards are not accepted. All nightly rates include breakfast.

Amenities: WIFI, complimentary water and soft drinks, light snacks each evening, fishing available on premises (no license required), coffee makers in all bedrooms, fireplace in the “Gathering Room” during the winter season, enjoy a campfire by request during the summer months, and refrigerator and microwave in upstairs bath. Option: The entire second floor with three bedrooms and bath is available for families at a reduced rate of $250 per night (includes breakfast)

A HOME OF MEMORIES 

My Mom moved to this home with her parents, grandfather, sister, and brother in 1930 when she was three years old. When my Mom married her childhood sweetheart in 1948, they moved into this home with her parents and shared the living quarters. By that time, her grandfather had died, and her siblings had married and moved out. I lived in this home with my parents, sister, and brother until I married my sweetheart and best friend in high school. My husband and I built our new home on this road on my parent’s property.

In 1985, my parents decided to down-size and built a ranch style home at the end of the lane on the other side of the road. So, we had the opportunity to move back into my childhood home. Our children, Heidi and Dan, were fortunate to still live near their grandparents. So, the memories continued as they walked down the lane to meet the bus or stopover at Nana’s and Papa’s for a second breakfast. The memories continued as the fifth generation lived here. When our daughter was married, she and her husband moved back to this area, and they lived with us while our daughter was pregnant with twins. They moved into their first home the month before the twin boys were born in November of 1999.

My Dad died on July 5, 2000, and Mom died on July 4, 2001. What a sad year it was! The twins brought such joy into our lives as we dealt with the loss of Dad and Mom. In 2001, our son was married and they moved in with us while their home was being built on the other side of my parent’s home. Then, in 2004, our daughter, her husband and our grandsons moved in with us for several months while their new home was being built.

The sixth-generation was living and loving here like all of us had done in previous years. You guessed it!!! Their home is on the same road, also. It is so pleasant to sit on the front porch and be able to see our children’s homes and reflect on all of the wonderful memories we have had in this home. We know that you’ll make memories during your stay with us as well. -Carolyn Smith Beal

stay OVERNIGHT

 

Come…Relax…Enjoy and make your own memories!

Check-in is 3:00 pm, but early and late arrivals may be available. Check-out is 11:00am. Anticipated arrival times are appreciated. Terms are cash or checks. Credit cards are not accepted. All nightly rates include breakfast.

Amenities: WIFI, complimentary water and soft drinks, light snacks each evening, fishing available on premises (no license required), coffee makers in all bedrooms, fireplace in the “Gathering Room” during the winter season, enjoy a campfire by request during the summer months, and refrigerator and microwave in upstairs bath. Option: The entire second floor with three bedrooms and bath is available for families at a reduced rate of $250 per night (includes breakfast)

A HOME OF MEMORIES 

My Mom moved to this home with her parents, grandfather, sister, and brother in 1930 when she was three years old. When my Mom married her childhood sweetheart in 1948, they moved into this home with her parents and shared the living quarters. By that time, her grandfather had died, and her siblings had married and moved out. I lived in this home with my parents, sister, and brother until I married my sweetheart and best friend in high school. My husband and I built our new home on this road on my parent’s property.

In 1985, my parents decided to down-size and built a ranch style home at the end of the lane on the other side of the road. So, we had the opportunity to move back into my childhood home. Our children, Heidi and Dan, were fortunate to still live near their grandparents. So, the memories continued as they walked down the lane to meet the bus or stopover at Nana’s and Papa’s for a second breakfast. The memories continued as the fifth generation lived here. When our daughter was married, she and her husband moved back to this area, and they lived with us while our daughter was pregnant with twins. They moved into their first home the month before the twin boys were born in November of 1999.

My Dad died on July 5, 2000, and Mom died on July 4, 2001. What a sad year it was! The twins brought such joy into our lives as we dealt with the loss of Dad and Mom. In 2001, our son was married and they moved in with us while their home was being built on the other side of my parent’s home. Then, in 2004, our daughter, her husband and our grandsons moved in with us for several months while their new home was being built.

The sixth-generation was living and loving here like all of us had done in previous years. You guessed it!!! Their home is on the same road, also. It is so pleasant to sit on the front porch and be able to see our children’s homes and reflect on all of the wonderful memories we have had in this home. We know that you’ll make memories during your stay with us as well. -Carolyn Smith Beal

A HOME OF MEMORIES 

My Mom moved to this home with her parents, grandfather, sister, and brother in 1930 when she was three years old. When my Mom married her childhood sweetheart in 1948, they moved into this home with her parents and shared the living quarters. By that time, her grandfather had died, and her siblings had married and moved out. I lived in this home with my parents, sister, and brother until I married my sweetheart and best friend in high school. My husband and I built our new home on this road on my parent’s property.

In 1985, my parents decided to down-size and built a ranch style home at the end of the lane on the other side of the road. So, we had the opportunity to move back into my childhood home. Our children, Heidi and Dan, were fortunate to still live near their grandparents. So, the memories continued as they walked down the lane to meet the bus or stopover at Nana’s and Papa’s for a second breakfast. The memories continued as the fifth generation lived here. When our daughter was married, she and her husband moved back to this area, and they lived with us while our daughter was pregnant with twins. They moved into their first home the month before the twin boys were born in November of 1999.

My Dad died on July 5, 2000, and Mom died on July 4, 2001. What a sad year it was! The twins brought such joy into our lives as we dealt with the loss of Dad and Mom. In 2001, our son was married and they moved in with us while their home was being built on the other side of my parent’s home. Then, in 2004, our daughter, her husband and our grandsons moved in with us for several months while their new home was being built.

The sixth-generation was living and loving here like all of us had done in previous years. You guessed it!!! Their home is on the same road, also. It is so pleasant to sit on the front porch and be able to see our children’s homes and reflect on all of the wonderful memories we have had in this home. We know that you’ll make memories during your stay with us as well. -Carolyn Smith Beal

LOCATION

Address 

6521 Township Road 84

Mount Gilead, Ohio 43338

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AREA

Memory Lane Bed and Breakfast is located between Mount Gilead and Mansfield, Ohio in northern Morrow County. Reviews

CONTACT

(419) 362-8171

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