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Schenck Mansion B&B
Vevay, Indiana.
A unique, beautifully restored mansion of the 'second empire' located in southwestern Indiana`s Switzerland County. Six, spacious & inviting rooms are complimented by a 4-story tower, copper-lined bath tubs, seven balconies & magnificent details.
Bed and Breakfast Description

This 35 room mansion was built in 1874 by Benjamin Franklin Schenck, son of a wealthy "hay king" of the steamboat era. It was the marvel of its time with a four storied tower and five bathrooms each with a walnut cased copper lined tub.
Architecturally the house is of the "second empire" style. It has four porches, seven balconies, eight chimneys and numerous windows. The original slate roof is still intact. The exterior trim is all made of tin.
In 1945 the home was acquired by Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Wiseman who lived here and also used it as the clubhouse for the Switzerland County Saddle Club. The circular driveway at the bottom of the hill was originally a quarter mile track. In the 1970s Burrel Farnsley and Alexander Speer bought the property and began serious restoration efforts. The property now belongs to Jerry and Lisa Fisher of Patriot, who have restored the mansion to its original grandeur.
Inn Information
Season: All Year
Rates: 90.00 - 200.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 6
With private baths: 5
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:
- Full breakfast
Nearest Airport(s): Louisville; Indianapolis
Payment methods accepted:
Services:
TV & VCR, private baths, air conditioning
Area Attractions and Activities:
Vevay is a historic river town settled in 1802 by Swiss immigrants relocating from Vevey, Switzerland. The new settlers planted grapes thus establishing the first commercial winery in the United States. Enjoy small town charm and big city excitement all rolled into one unforgettable trip!
Close to: Belterra Casino & Resort and Kentucky Speedway
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Schenck Mansion B&B
Innkeeper(s): Jerry & Lisa Fisher
Address:
206 W Turnpike St
Vevay, IN 47043
Phone: 812-427-2787
Toll Free: 877-594-2876
Fax: 812-427-2059
Email: Email Inn
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