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Green Mountain Inn
Peter C. Lovejoy's 1833 inn in Stowe Village; the inn tells of horseman Boots Berry, whose ghost is said to tap-dance on the roof in winter storms.
- Built
- 1833Built 1833 by Peter C. Lovejoy (inn; Wikipedia).
- Type
- Inn
- Rooms
- 104
- Area
- Northern Vermont: Stowe
- Credentials
- Inside a National Register historic district
The story
Peter C. Lovejoy built the property in 1833 and later traded it to Stillman Churchill, who added brick wings, a dance hall and a double porch and named it Mansfield House. It later operated as the Brick Hotel and took its present name in 1893 under Mark C. Lovejoy. The Depot Street building was added in 1897 for the Mount Mansfield Electric Railroad. Marvin Gameroff bought the inn in 1982, and restoration began in 1983 for its 150th anniversary.
The ghost story
The inn tells the legend of Boots Berry, a horseman born in Room 302 in 1840, whose ghost is said to tap-dance across the roof during winter storms.
Source: www.greenmountaininn.com
Good to know
- Breakfast: available
- No pets
- Address: 18 Main Street, Stowe, VT 05672
Sources (2)
Last verified October 2026. Details change; confirm with the inn before you book.