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The story begins with a dinner party Patrick and Reinhart catered years ago at a Georgian mansion outside Warrenton. "The house looked and felt in every detail like it was 100 years old. Then we found out that it was only four years old and that Albert Hinckley was the architect. We were amazed at what he had accomplished. The house had a grace and beauty that can hardly be found any more." O’Connell said.
The partners’ goal with their plans for a French country inn was to “create something that looked like it had always been there." To achieve this dream, they decided they needed Hinckley. an internationally known expert in design who specializes in ships.
His $50 million worth of maritime architecture includes the renovation of the Mississippi Queen riverboat that plies the Delta waterways in lavish splendor. His current project is another architectural first—a 420 foot sailing ship now under construction in Greece.
At that long ago dinner, O'Connell and Lynch approached Hinckley about
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