Historic Property

Built in 1896, The Audubon Inn acquires its name from the French-American ornithologist, John James Audubon, who is noted for over 400 remarkable, scientifically accurate bird paintings. Originally operated as The Beaumont Hotel, the structure is an example of carefully preserved Queen Anne architecture in a commercial block. The three-story brick building is decorated with elaborate pressed metal cornices and bays. At the corner of the building is a polygonal domed turret that rises from a corner bay.