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Ehrhardt Hall Bed & Breakfast Inn

Ehrhardt Hall Bed and Breakfast Inn was previously known as the Roberts House after the family doctor James Roberts, who built the Victorian-style house in 1903. The beautifully restored house was constructed of lumber cut from trees off of Dr. Roberts’ land several blocks south of its location. After the trees were processed at Conrad Ehrhardt’s saw mill, the empty land was subdivided into town size lots and helped continue the town’s growth. Dr. Roberts sold house lots to African-Americans and the southern suburb of town is often referred to as “Robertsville.” The house is now operated as a year round bed and breakfast with 6 large guest rooms.