The Smyser-Bair House is an important and well-respected historical site to York, Pennsylvania. And since York is the nation’s first capitol, where the founding fathers signed the original Articles of Confederation, it is arguable that this home is an important one to all of America.
Ask anyone who knows the history of York about the Smyser house or the Smyser-Bair house, and they’ll tell you exactly where it is, along with a story or two about its history.
In fact, one person’s dissertation focused on the importance of the historic mansion.
The Historic York Inn is on the Federal Government's National Register of Historic Places as well as the York Historic Walking Tour.
It was featured on national television as recently as December 2007 for its rich history, unique embellishments, and luxurious charm.
A U.S. President even made plans to stay here. Charles Dickens said the best steak he ever ate was right up the street. The home was even opened up to victims of the recent Katrina disaster, which garnered a letter of appreciation from the mayor.
Make your own mark in the history of the Historic York Inn by reserving a room or suite now. Just email us at YorkInn@gmail.com.
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