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If nationally syndicated columnist James J. Kilpatrick and television shorts on the town of Washington and foxhunting at Montpelier don't succeed in making Rappahannock County a household word, then The Inn at Little Washington will probably do the trick. During October and November, The Inn was featured in Washingtonian magazine, the Washington Post and Forecast, an entertainment guide for the WashingtonBaltimore area, and drew rounds of applause from all three.
The dining section of the November issue of Forecast leads off "The Insiders Guide To Inns” with a description guaranteed to make any country-loving city slicker run for the telephone to call for a reservation:
“The year is 1978. City life has worn you down, you long for escape to a friendly
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