Why Mulberry Row?
While traveling in the eastern United States, we visited Monticello...home of Thomas Jefferson. We were impressed with the story of Mulberry Row. On a summer's day in 1796 Mulberry Row would have been humming with activity, with over 30 people at work in it's shops and yards. As daylight faded, the shops grew silent and the dwellings at Mulberry Row were animated by the return of Monticello's workers. Named for the mulberry trees planted along it, this 1,000 ft long road was the center of plantation activity. Monticello's laborer's worked from dawn till dusk, six days a week. Only after their long work day, and on Sundays and holidays, could they follow their own pursuits. Music, dancing, and prayer meetings, as well as midnight excursions in search of wild honey, were a few of the things friends & family enjoyed at Mulberry Row.

Now YOU have a Mulberry Row to come to...after a long week of work...to relax and enjoy your friends & family.

What can happen @ Mulberry Row?

Enjoy a special occasion, a "girls weekend" or just a "get-away" here at Mulberry Row. With every nights stay you will enjoy a home cooked breakfast in the dining room overlooking the lake. Morning meals include fresh fruits and homemade bread. The coffee is ALWAYS on! Other meals are available (ask for menu & pricing). You can also grill on the patio or even roast hotdogs over the fire pit. A pontoon is  available for those who choose fishing or just a little cruise around the lake. A large hot tub awaits you and your friends at the end of the day. The rather large "common room" has a big screen TV with surround sound for your television or movie viewing... or you can sit in the "fireplace room" and read a book... or simply enjoy the incredible view of the lake. Mulberry Row has 3 private bedrooms (queen size beds) that all have wonderful views. A VERY Large bathroom is shared by all three rooms.

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