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| Interior Views | Exterior Views | Selected Entrees |
| Interior Scenes The Lower French Room The Upper French Room The Kimber Room The Bar The Colonial Room The Balcony The Wine Cellar Other Views |
The Restaurant The Grounds For some fascinating scenes of the early days of the Inn and the village of Kimberton, go to our About Kimberton section. |
Maryland Crab Cake Five Spice Shrimp Seared Boneless Duck |
Interior Scenes
- Dining Scene (Click and then use the "Next Photo" link to view all interior photos.)
- Bar Scene
The Lower French Room - A very quiet, cozy dining room
The Upper French Room - A very quiet, cozy dining room
The Kimber Room - A very quiet, cozy dining room
The Bar - A great place to relax and socialize.
The Colonial Room - Private Dining in style for groups with up to 120 guests
- The Colonial Room Dining and Receptions (up to 120 guests)
- The Colonial Room Dining and Receptions (up to 120 guests)
- The Colonial Room Table by Window
- The Colonial Room Fireplace
- Colonial Room Elegance
- Colonial Room Elegance
- The Colonial Room Bar
The Balcony - Private Dining with reception/bar area for up to 50 guests
- Balcony Dining and Receptions (up to 50 guests)
- Balcony Dining and Receptions (up to 50 guests)
- Balcony Reception Area (up to 50 guests)
- Balcony Dining and Receptions (up to 50 guests)
- Balcony Dining and Receptions (up to 50 guests)
- Balcony Dining and Receptions (up to 50 guests)
The Wine Cellar - Intimate Private Dining for groups with up to 20 guests
Other Scenes in The Inn
Tips on viewing Photo Albums
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