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Howard House
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| The James M. Howard
House, built between 1888 and 1892, is one of New Bern's few
surviving examples of Queen Anne influenced architecture. James M.
Howard came from a family long active in the shipbuilding
business, but was engaged in mercantile and business pursuits. By
1904, he was a partner with Elijah Hester in the ownership of the
Farmer's Tobacco Warehouse Company. This handsome example of
Victorian-period craftsmanship includes all street-facing windows
upper sash are glazed with small colored glass panes surrounding a
larger clear pane. The highlight of this home is the corner tower,
each of its five sides glazed and having diagonal board aprons
beneath each window. The present Neo-Classical front porch is a
ca.1910 replacement of a smaller portico.
Howard
House
Victorian Bed
& Breakfast
Innkeepers:
Steven & Kimberly Wynn
207 Pollock Street, New Bern, North Carolina 28560
(252) 514-6709
(800) 705-5261

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Howard House
Bed & Breakfast |
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Prepare
to relax!
Howard House Victorian Bed & Breakfast offers six comfortable
guest rooms with wonderful common areas for our guests to find fun
conversation or private time to read a book! Our front porch is
spacious and has a swing, rocking chairs, tables and a view of the
Neuse River. Our large sitting Parlor offers a cozy fireplace and
a comfortable area for our guests to converse, play games, read,
play the piano or guitar, listen to soothing music or just relax
after a full day of activities around town. Complimentary wine and
cheese is provided for our guests in the afternoon from 4:30pm to
6:30pm in the parlor. A guest refrigerator stocked with sodas and
an icemaker are available on the first floor for our guest to
refresh themselves during the day. As the sun sets on the historic
town, homemade desserts are provided in the parlor for our guests
to indulge in after returning from dinner.
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