Description
Nestled among blooming irises and lush greenery, The Homestead in Greenwich, Connecticut offers Colonial charm and renowned hospitality. This picturesque inn, known as “An Inn Everybody Likes,” provides year-round service to its guests. A postcard from August 26, 1951, shows its idyllic setting near New York City.
Front Text (cleaned):
The Homestead
"An Inn Everybody Likes"
Greenwich, Conn.
43543
Back Text (cleaned):
Pub by Kaly Singer, 12 Bank St., Seymour, Conn.
Sunday, August 26, 1951
Tel. Greenwich 8-2430 Philip A. Waldron, Owner
The Homestead
420 Field Point Road
Greenwich, Conn.
Located at the very edge of New York City and the gateway to New England. An inn of Colonial charm, rendering service and hospitality to its guests the year around.
"An Inn Everybody Likes"
The day of the Tarcho great party has come and gone.
It was grand. Over 60 people.
We had cocktails & hors d'oeuvres on the terrace from 4-6, then the heavens opened à la 1914.
But Heller party argued the supper might have been set up in their nearly all white painted interior over the buffet in the Junk & Coffee Basket Lake Roscoe, New York.
