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The Thomas Lightfoote Inn - Historical 1788 - Williamsport, Pennsylvania, US.
The Thomas Lightfoote Inn - Historical 1788 - Williamsport, Pennsylvania, US.
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From the "Historical Collection" The Thomas Lightfoote Inn is located in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, and was built in 1792. It was originally built as a plantation house, by Thomas Up-Pen-Grooff and his brother. The Grooff brothers were Quakers, and against the owning of slaves, and had built a tunnel under the house leading to the Susquehanna River a few hundred feet away, allowing fleeing slaves from the south free passage. This was known as the Underground Railroad. The actual Inn was converted into a bed and breakfast until it was destroyed in a fire in 2002.
The piece also features a stucco exterior, giving it a brick appearance, as well as detailed window scenes that were upgraded in 2025. It's available in a two tea light or standard base option which has more simplistic window scenes.
Materials
Materials
Handmade using cardboard, paper, wood, stucco for texture, and are professionally flocked.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping:
Ships within 1-3 days
Returns:
Request for return must be made within 7 days of delivery, and items shipped within 14 days of delivery.
*Shipping costs are non-refundable. Buyer is responsible for any Return Shipping Costs.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Width: 7 inches
Height: 5 inches
Depth: 3 1/4 inches
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Care must be taken to protect house from water or moisture! This is a
paper type product! It is best to use tissue paper and box when packing. Be careful not to crush. Do not press on windows since they are made of paper.
Lightable
Lightable
The house can be lighted using LED fairy lights or small standard miniature lights inserted in either the back or bottom of each piece. May also use battery operated Tea Lights.







