We have three single occupancy rooms.

Boston Seamstress Room

Step back into Estelle’s history growing up in Boston, Massachusetts. The Boston Seamstress features American Colonial furniture with a touch of modern art. Estelle was born in 1918 and attended Latin Girl’s High School in Boston. She worked at Filene’s Department Store as a young woman where she learned to sew a fine seam from the seamstresses in the alterations department. Harken back to a fashion era gone by with a collection of 1950’s and 1960’s stylish hats. The Boston Seamstress room features a wardrobe armoire for hanging and folded clothing and a full-sized bed. There is a large shared bathroom down the hall.

1960's Peter Max Room

Feel the groove and peace out with the vibrant colors of Peter Max art. This 60s-inspired room features bright pink and orange geometric wall paper, Mid Century Modern furniture, 45 records galore, and a bed quilt made from Jennifer’s childhood Peter Max sleeping bag. Bring your go-go boots and bell bottoms! There is storage for folded clothing and a queen-sized bed. The spacious, shared bathroom is down the hall.

All That Jazz

Glimpse a visual overview of jazz in America beginning in the 1920’s. All That Jazz features Art Deco furniture complete with a waterfall dresser and a 1930’s long, velvet coat. This cozy room displays a collection of prints commemorating the Jazz Age, American Jazz greats from multiple decades, as well as the expanse of jazz beyond our country’s borders. The room includes a large dresser for folded clothing storage and a full-sized bed. There is a large shared bathroom down the hall.