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Some of Rappahannock’s home economics students got an inside look at the Inn at Little Washington last Wednesday.
Linda Robinson’s students from the Family Management and Life Management II classes were given tours of the overnight guest rooms, dining room and kitchen. Mrs. Robinson said she was surprised when she suggested the trip to learn that some of her students did not know that a world famous inn was located in their county. She said she hoped the tour would help the classes learn about room design and kitchen design.
The students were somewhat awed to learn that the bedspread in one of the rooms cost $3,000 and that most of the furnishings came from England. The furnishings were chosen by an English theatrical set designer, the guide said.
The guide pointed out that none of the rooms have television and only recently have they gotten radio and telephones.
The students were delighted to discover the table overlooking the garden that is frequently reserved by couples about to become engaged. The guide said the inn helps
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