In Senoia, Georgia you can stay at the Veranda, where Margaret Mitchell interviewed Civil War veterans to write Gone With the Wind. In Columbia, California you can spend the night in The City Hotel, a luxurious inn that housed miners who made fortunes in the Gold Rush. Across the nation there are countless famous places where travelers can stay and visit. This book lists over 700 historic lodgings, from one-room guest houses to 100-room family run resorts. Each listing includes information about the building's architecture, construction and craftsmanship. Every description explains the significance of the landmark, including its importance to the community, famous residents and historic events.

• Each listing includes a full description of the inn, rates, accommodations, meal plans, payment options, and activities available



• New section lists state tourist offices and National Trust properties

THE NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION is the only private, nonprofit organization chartered by Congress to encourage public participation in the preservation of sites, buildings and objects significant in American history and culture. In carrying out this mission, the National Trust fosters an appreciation of the diverse character and meaning of American cultural heritage and preserves and revitalizes the livability of our communities by leading the nation in saving America's historic environments.