Rm 21 - The Booth Suite
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The Almeda Booth Suite is located upstairs in the original part of the Inn. This room is typically used for families of prospective students who are visiting the college. It has two full-size poster beds. The décor is French provincial with green and white toile wallpaper that contrasts nicely with the dark cherry furnishings.
About Almeda Ann Booth
Almeda Ann Booth was the first female faculty member at Hiram College. She was born in Nelson, Ohio, in 1823 and taught in the local school districts until coming to the College in 1851. In 1854, Booth earned her bachelor's degree from Oberlin College. She then returned to Hiram where she taught Latin, Greek and mathematics. In 1865, Booth moved to Cuyahoga Falls and later became superintendent of the public school system there. Upon her death in 1875, she was eulogized by her former colleague and peer, Hiram College alumnus and twentieth President of the United States James A. Garfield.
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For Your Convenience |
For Your Safety |
- 400 Thread Count Sheets
- Cozy Heirloom Quilts
- Air Conditioning & Heat
- Alarm Clock w/ Radio
- Terry Cloth Bathrobes
- Shower/Bathtub
- Non-Allergenic Pillows
- Flexible Work Environment
- Lever Door Handles
- Non-Smoking
- Throw Blankets
- 24" LCD Television
- Premium Cable
- Video Game Ready
- Work Station
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- Bathroom Amenities
- Coffee Maker
- Conveinent Outlets
- Lord & Mayfair Amenities
- High Speed Internet Access
- Evening Bar Service
- Hairdryer
- Iron/Ironing Board
- Newspaper (Plain Dealer)
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- In-Room Telephone
- Access to Coleman Athletic Center
- Access to Hiram College Events
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- Automatic Door Closer
- Double Locking Doors
- Electronic Smoke Detector
- Evening Security
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