This Civil War vintage home, built by Scottish immigrant James Taylor, was once a Belgian work-horse and dairy farm. Today it is an elegantly restored lodge that has preserved the historic charm of tin ceilings, oak staircases, stained glass windows, antiques, and Stickley furnishings.
This Civil War vintage home, built by Scottish immigrant James Taylor, was once a Belgian work-horse and dairy farm. Today it is an elegantly restored lodge that has preserved the historic charm of tin ceilings, oak staircases, stained glass windows, antiques, and Stickley furnishings.
 

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White Pillars Lodging Bed and Breakfast
White Pillars Lodging, Canton, NY - Inn
White Pillars Lodging
395 Old State Road
Canton NY 13617
USA
Phone: +1-315-386-2353
Fax: +1-315-386-4651
Toll-free: +1-800-261-6292
Innkeeper(s)
John & Donna Clark
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$75 - $155
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This Civil War vintage home, built by Scottish immigrant James Taylor, was once a Belgian work-horse and dairy farm. Today it is an elegantly restored lodge that has preserved the historic charm of tin ceilings, oak staircases, stained glass windows, antiques, and Stickley furnishings."The beauty of this home, and the peace and quiet is blissful..." --the McLean family, Evergreen, CO
"Beautiful place to stay. I've never been anywhere like it..." --Gina Longmire, Oregon"To John and Donna in remembrance of a wonderful night spent at White Pillars." - John Irving, Author of Cider House Rules
Adirondack Room: Newly renovated suite of bedroom, sitting room, private bathroom, and private screened-in sleeping porch, decorated in a style reminiscent of the Great Camps of the Adirondacks.Adirondack Room : Floor to ceiling stone fireplace (gas) with remote iginition, cedar mantle and marble hearth.
Presidential Room: Private bath with imported green marble floor, shower and separate JacuzziRoyal Suite: "I can't decide which is better--this gorgeous room with whirlpool and robes, or the amazing (and huge) breakfast." ---Brenton Troy, Rochester, NY
Executive West: "It was like staying in a five-diamond hotel! ---Jay Shankar, Stamford, CT