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Introduction
Welcome to Hallauer House
Driving up to the white house on the hill, one can only wonder what history this house holds. Did it offer refuge to escaping slaves on their journey to freedom? The dry cistern and the hidden opening in the cellar suggest it may have. This house with eyes to the past stands on the diagonal road that connects Elyria to Wellington as it bypasses Oberlin city.
Your journey back in time begins with the clang-clang of the 1860 doorbell as you turn the crank in a clockwise direction. The massive door squeaks open to allow you inside. Immediately you begin to feel the presence of the past as it meets the promise of tomorrow.
Rest comfortably in one of our three, large, well-appointed bedrooms, each with a private bath and satellite TV. Enjoy a full breakfast in our formal dining room or at poolside during the warm season. Relax in the music room in front of the fire, where you will find a digital baby grand piano, a turn-of-the-century player organ, an extensive collection of civil war memorabilia, and many board games, card games and antique books. From May through September, swim and sun in the heated in-ground swimming pool and relax on the mini beaches!
Special PackagesHistory Buff Package Your history lesson begins when you book one of our 3 Civil War themed rooms. In the Confederate Room you will find the authentic Confederate sword and reproduction uniform with Keppie bag. In the Union Room is the authentic Union sword and reproduction uniform. You will be able to emmerse yourself into Civil War history by reading through the many books and magazines on the era. Learn about the Underground Railroad, the role that Oberlin's played during that movement, and how this house may have housed many people on their road to freedom.
Your package will include:
2 nights with full breakfast
Copy of the book by Nat Brown, The Town
That Started the Civil War
Stories by the Innkeeper of Civil War
history
2 free tickets to the Oberlin Heritage
Center to learn about the Monroe
House, the schoolhouse, and the
Jewett House
Handmade reproduction of a Civil War
period 'Penny Rug'
A $50.00 coupon to local restaurant
for dinner
2 tickets to the local movie theatre
A 'decadent' homemade dessert for one
night of your stay
Total Cost:
$335.00 for Union or Confederate Rooms
$435.00 for Suite
Summer in the Country Special for Two Summer in the country will give you memories that will last a lifetime. Get active with biking, canoeing, walking, jogging, swimming, or relaxing. The package includes:
2 nights with full breakfast each morning.
Bring your bikes or borrow ours for a country bike ride or scenic ride on the Rails to Trails bike path from Kipton to Elyria. Bring your canoe or borrow ours to take to Findley State Park, just 12 miles south on Rt. 58. Boat, fish, or hike.
Complimentary picnic lunch to take with you.
2 tickets to the local Apollo movie theater. Dinner coupon for Saturday night for up to $30.
Total Cost:
$270.00 for Union or Confederate Room
$370.00 for Suite
Spa Special If you need time away from the hustle and bustle of daily life, then this getaway is for you!....(more)
Special Occasion Package 2-night's lodging, full course breakfasts, flower arrangement, champaign and much more....(more)
High School to College Exploration 2-night's accommodations, Full 3 course breakfast each morning, Ohio Gift bag, Maps, Tickets to the Apollo theater....(more)
Meet The Innkeepers
As a retired gifted education teacher and history buff, my husband Joe is a knowledgeable tour guide around our century home and the historical city of Oberlin. He is always ready to answer any questions on any subject, but he specializes in the Civil War era and the Underground Railroad. The many Civil War artifacts help him tell the stories about life during those difficult times. Model railroading is his retirement hobby so be sure to take a walk around his Kipton NicklePlate Railroad Garden layout.
My wife, Susan, is a soon-to-be-retired Family and Consumer science teacher so she knows the kitchen, knows food, and serves up a delicious full course breakfast to help you start your day. Over the years she has designed and constructed the many garden rooms throughout the property and would be more than happy to give you a personalized garden tour and talk plants and landscaping, food, and swimming pools.
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