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Looking For Lake Erie Lighthouses
06/16/08 - 11/01/08
Come to the Captain’s and we’ll map out a one or two day lighthouse excursion that will take you 25 miles to the east and 25 miles to the west of Huron. We will provide you with maps and suggestions for places to stop along the way. Of course, Huron has its very own lighthouse called the Huron Harbor Pierhead Light . . . and it’s just a short walk from the Captain’s. Heading east along the lake shore, there are two others of interest; the Vermilion Lighthouse is a replica of the original and it can be viewed up close; and in Lorain, the Lorain West Breakwater Lighthouse can be viewed from the shore.
To the west of Huron just 7 miles is the newly renovated Cedar Point Lighthouse; it can be viewed up close during the summer. Driving west across Sandusky Bay on the spectacular Edison Bridge, you’ll spot the oldest, continuously lit lighthouse on all the Great Lakes, the Marblehead Lighthouse and its restored lightkeeper’s house. You may walk the grounds and view this famous lighthouse up close. Tours are offered during the summer months, although it is a limited schedule. Just west of Marblehead in Port Clinton is the Old Pt. Clinton Lighthouse. Only the top was able to be saved, but it can be viewed up close. What a nice way to while away a lazy afternoon or two—a trip that will literally light up your life!
The Captain's room rates are regular seasonal pricing.
 
Lake Erie Birding At Its Very Best
06/16/08 - 11/01/08
Did you know that Lake Erie’s Coastal Ohio from Toledo on the west to Lorain on the east is one of the very best and largest birding areas in North America? Well, it is! Migratory birds find haven and rest on these shores both spring and fall. Our Lake Erie Wing Watch areas are home to more than 300 bird species including majestic bald eagles, colorful migratory warblers, and graceful great blue herons. Our area’s birding “hot spots” cover more than 20,000 natural acres and more than 50 miles of trails to explore. Huron has the distinction of being home to four fantastic nature preserves as well as being a part of the Erie Metro Parks System. Huron also boasts a stellar Parks & Recreation Department that maintains our beautiful city parks and beaches.

The James H. McBride Arboretum is located behind BGSU Firelands College. This arboretum has a diverse spectrum of trees and shrubs. Here you can enjoy walking the paved pathways around a picturesque lake or take the woodland trail along the banks of Sawmill Creek. New walkways lead to a butterfly and humming bird garden and a peace & tranquility garden.

Old Woman Creek National Estuarine Research Reserve is located on the east edge of Huron. Lake Erie and Old Woman Creek meet to form a third type of water, chemically different than both, yet attractive to a variety of flora and fauna. You may visit the indoor nature center and hike the paved trails. Telescopes are set to watch the eagles’ nests.

Sheldon Marsh is located on the west edge of the city. Surrounded by marshlands, forests, swamps, and a barrier beach, you will encounter nature at its very best. There are paved hiking trails, and bird checklists and brochures are available.

The Captain's room rates are regular season pricing.
 

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Captain Montague's
229 Center Street
Huron OH 44839
USA
Phone: +1-419-433-4756
Toll-free: +1-800-276-4756
Innkeeper(s)
Judy and Mike Tann
Rates:
$110 - $155
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As you enter the Captain's foyer, your are immediately struck by the high ceilings and the beautiful hand-crafted solid black walnut staircase leading to three of the guest rooms.Captain Montague's wife Sarah was an accomplished musician. We are proud to have a vintage 1880 totally restored pump organ in our Irish Victorian parlor. We do invite our guests to pump and play.
In January of 1999 the Captain's parlor received a total make-over. As is evident, you can see that we wanted an Irish Victorian parlor. Victorian colors were strong and bold; thus our very green room! Our guests find it quite inviting.Our guests thoroughly enjoy this cozy nook in the dining room. In January 2000 this room was totally restored including taking down a false ceiling to expose the beautiful original plaster crown molding. (new photo coming soon) The dining room can seat 14 guests.
Jenny's room, our bridal/anniversary suite, is a fairytale setting furnished in wicker and lace. Any prince charming would slay dragons to bring his princess to this romantic hide-away tucked in a very private part of the Captain's.Sarah's Room, named in honor of the Captain's wife, captures the imagination and memories of a quieter, less hurried time. The original fireplace and mantel with its ceramic tile is the room's centerpiece.
Molly's Room was the first room to be remodeled including a name change. (Molly is a very precious name to our family.) The soft lavenders, pale greens, and white eyelet are soothing to the eye and the soul. This room can be either a king bed or two twin beds.Appropriately, our most masculinely decorated room is named in honor of the Captain himself. The four-poster queen bed compliments the high ceilings. The chandelier is the original lighting fixture (gas then, of course)that was in the parlor.
Edith's Room, named in honor of the Captain's daughter, is a cheery and our brightest room as it has an eastern exposure and the morning sun. You'll find this room up the front stairs.Edith's Room, named in honor of the Captain's daughter, is a cheery and our brightest room as it has an eastern exposure and the morning sun. You'll find this room up the front stairs.