Step Into History at Printmaker's Inn: Explore the Reassembled Circa 1693 Hills-Galloway House

Nestled in the heart of quaint charm and timeless beauty found in the historic district of Savannah, Georgia, a captivating experience awaits you at Printmaker's Inn. If you're seeking an opportunity to step into the pages of history, then get ready to explore the reassembled circa1693 Hills-Galloway House. This hidden gem promises to transport you to a bygone era, immersing you in the stories of yesteryear while offering modern-day hospitality. 

Let's embark on this enchanting journey together, uncovering the treasures of the past and the pleasures of the present.

The Hills-Galloway House: A Historic Haven Unveiled

As you set foot on the lush, verdant grounds of Printmaker's Inn, you'll find yourself immediately embraced by the tranquil beauty of nature and the resonating echoes of history. The inn beckons you with an irresistible allure to explore its inviting rooms and meandering corridors, each one brimming with tales that span generations. 

The Reassembled Time Capsule

Walking through the threshold, you'll feel as if you've stepped directly into the 17th and 18th centuries. The creaking wooden floors and antique furnishings create an ambiance that resonates with the past. The Hills-Galloway House is an architectural marvel, showcasing the finest traditional craftsmanship of the era. The meticulous restoration and reassembly process has ensured that every detail, from the original fireplace to the delicate moldings, is authentically preserved.

Uncover a Bygone Era: From Disassembly to Restoration

The Hills-Galloway House stands not only as a tangible piece of the past but as a testament to the passage of time, holding within its walls the stories of those who visited before. To truly appreciate the significance of this unique retreat, let's delve into the captivating tale that shapes the very foundation of this remarkable dwelling.

Originally constructed in 1693 in E. Hartford, Connecticut, the story of the Hills-Galloway House began in an era marked by colonial aspirations and pioneering spirits. Its walls bore witness to the events and emotions of a young nation's growth, reflecting the dreams and ambitions of the people who once called it home.

One can't help but marvel at the incredible journey that the Hills-Galloway House embarked upon. Painstakingly disassembled and transported more than 800 miles south to its present location, the house underwent a meticulous restoration process that breathed new life into its timeworn features. The restoration efforts, guided by a commitment to historical accuracy, sought to retain every architectural detail, every delicate molding, and every whisper of the past.

Echoes of Generations

Generations have come and gone, leaving their indelible mark on the Hills-Galloway House. Imagine the echoes of children's laughter, the hushed conversations of residents discussing matters both trivial and profound, and the celebrations that resonate within its walls. The very rooms you can explore today hold within them the memories of those who lived life in a time far removed from our own.

Preserving the Past for the Future

A dedication to preserving the Hills-Galloway House for future generations is the cornerstone of its legacy. The reassembly and restoration process was not a mere act of homage to history. Rather, it was a pledge to ensure that the stories of the past continue to inspire and inform the present and future. 

As you venture through the Hills-Galloway House, take a moment to envision the lives that unfolded within these walls. The story of this house is more than just a list of events, it is a tapestry made from the threads of countless moments just waiting for each new visitor to discover and appreciate. By walking the corridors of this remarkable home, you become a part of the ongoing narrative, contributing to the tale that stretches across centuries.

The Hills-Galloway House is a vivid reminder that history isn't confined to textbooks and museums, it lives and breathes in the very structures that have endured the test of time. It's an invitation to step into the shoes of those who came before us, and to carry their legacy forward. Guests are encouraged to reflect on the path that countless others have traversed, connecting with a shared human experience that transcends generations.

Modern Comfort Meets Timeless Charm

While the Hills-Galloway House offers a journey into history, Printmaker's Inn ensures that your stay is comfortable and relaxing. Each room has been tastefully designed to blend the beauty of the past with modern amenities. From internet access to plush beds to well-appointed bathrooms, you'll find a harmonious fusion of old-world charm and contemporary convenience.

Activities Beyond the Ordinary

Discover architectural details while you relax, read a book, or play chess or card games in the attic loft. Your visit to Printmaker's Inn is more than just a stay. With its prime location in Savannah and proximity to the iconic Forsyth Park, you can round out your time with us on a tour of the city. Whether you’re looking for a historic tour, a church tour, or a ghost tour, Savannah has you covered. 

And if you're feeling creative, participate in a hands-on workshop of traditional crafts and skills. From candle-making to calligraphy, you'll have the opportunity to engage in activities that were integral to daily life in the 17 and 18th centuries.

Your Adventure Awaits

The circa 1693 Hills-Galloway House beckons. Printmaker’s Inn is ready to open its doors and welcome you with genuine Southern hospitality. Contact us to learn more about immersing yourself in this unique escape to the past, or book your stay today!