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tavern which they have named “The Mayor’s House” in honor of a Washington mayor who lived there. The newly renovated cottage provides additional luxurious guest accommodations for the inn.
Queen Noor is the widow of the late King Hussein of Jordan who made peace in the Middle East his never-ending quest during his long reign. But she also is widely respected for her own personal efforts to advance development and democracy in her new homeland.
The queen’s book is largely a fabled love story recounting how a young Lisa Najeeb Halaby, born in the United States in 1951 to a prominent ArabAmencan family distinguished for its public service, was educated at Princeton, and then became the Queen of Jordan.
In the book she reveals the details of her life with King Hussein, from their first chance meeting on a runway tarmac in 1976 until his death from nonHodgkin's lymphoma many years later.
Like the late Princess Diana of England, Queen Noor has made her mark in the world not only with her style and beauty but for her dedicated efforts to promote worthy projects to help the less fortunate.
Queen Noor is widely admired for using her position to advance projects and activities in Jordan to address specif
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