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OUR HISTORICAL HOTEL MILESTONES

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-1883-

William Rogers built The Zeigler House as a gift for his bride, Belle.

black and white stamp graphic of front of house

-1944-

Charles and Martha Ziegler bought the house.

black and white stamp graphic of front of house

-1987-

First Presbyterian Church gained ownership of The Ziegler House following Charles’ passing. 

black and white stamp graphic of builders and photo of doors

-1990s-

The establishment served as a 7-apartment student rental house. 

The church began to expand its facilities without making plans to preserve the house. Concerned university students collected signatures on a protest petition. 

Cook family agreed to save and relocate the house. Moved it one and a half blocks east to its current location.

The Ziegler House undergoes renovation.

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-1991-

Grant Street Inn opened with 14 rooms.

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-1995-

Nearby structures, today known as The Dargan House and The Buttercup Cottage were converted from apartments to additional guest rooms increasing the room count to 24.

stamp graphic of grant st inn front porch and photo of bedroom

-2012-

Grant Street Inn constructed the first LEED-certified building, The Hoosier House, accounting for an additional 16 rooms.