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This beautiful Victorian home, located along a tree-lined street of gracious homes in the north end of Chambersburg, was built in 1880 by John Watson Craig(1830-1908). Mr. Craig "...was an able and successful farmer, carrying on his occupation successively at Welsh Run, Shippensburg, Chambersburg and Mercersburg. He returned from Mercersburg to Chambersburg in 1882 and in partnership with Thomas M. Nelson, successfully carried on ... a large lumber business. In 1898 he retired from active business and quietly attended to the affairs of his large estate. In disposition he was generous and kind and his friends always found a warm welcome awaiting them under his kindly roof." Guests are welcomed to large, pleasant, air-conditioned bedrooms with views of Dogwood and Maple trees. The Mansions porches, patios, and lawn are available for your relaxation. The Mansion features three large common rooms with fireplaces and a dining room on the first floor. 19th century architecture and intricate wood carving is found throughout the Mansion, from the corner turret, to the elaborately designed and crafted foyer and open staircase leading to the third floor. A family collection of antiques enhance the richness of the Mansion.

Refurbished and reopened in mid 2010 under new ownership and name, the Inn at Ragged Edge is dedicated to the comfort of our guests. Located on the outskirts of Chambersburg PA, the Inn was built around 1900 by the President of the Cumberland Valley Railroad and is filled with architectural interest. We offer 9 beautiful climate controlled guest rooms with private baths, flat screen tvs and wireless internet access. Guests are served a full course breakfast in the morning and afternoon refreshments. We are close to great golfing, skiing, hiking, antiquing, and historic sites including Gettysburg. Our property overlooks the Conococheague creek and is a wonderful place to find rest. Welcome, we look forward to making your stay a very pleasant occasion.