Tour the Seven Sisters—
Six families have lived at Seven Sisters Bed & Breakfast over the past 118 years.  Built by the Lawton family in 1893, the Queen Anne house has three bedrooms, a library, living room, side parlor, dining room, kitchen, two baths, wrap-around front porch and pergola. The Seven Sisters is completely surrounded by perennial beds.  A white picket fence makes the backyard into a private sanctuary.  In the garden, a system of pools attract birds and other wildlife to the yard.  While there have been no significant structural changes to the home despite being converted to a duplex in the 1970s, various families have "dressed it up" with wallpaper, paint and carpet.  All rooms were renovated. Wall-to-wall oak bookcases in the library, a pergola and modern bathrooms were added.  An open oak staircase, pantry, and oak flooring---all salvaged from century-old homes---were incorporated into the renovation. The restoration of the wrap-around front porch completed the project.

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Come into the Library!	Reflection of stacks in front entry mirror	Afternoon Sun in the Library. Guests may borrow books from the Seven Sisters traveling library and drop them off when they stay at another B&B.	French Doors on the library and side parlor let sun stream through the Seven Sisters living room.	The Living Room	The open stairway was salvaged from a 13-room farmhouse, taken apart and reinstalled at the Seven Sisters. It had been built as one single unit that rested on a pine staircase.
A glimpse of the plant-filled bay window facing the North garden.	The upstairs hallway connects three bedrooms to the two remodeled bathrooms.	A glimpse through the door to Beula's Room.	An ornate kimono decorates the wall in Beula's Room.	Beula's Room - full-size bed.  The smallest of the bedrooms, it is a cozy retreat that looks out on the Secret Garden.	Beula's Room detail.
Carl's Room	Carl's Room Detail	Carl's Room Detail	Doorway into Eva's Room	Comfortable sitting area in Eva's Room
Wicker brings the garden into Eva's Room	Wingback chair in Eva's Room	Clawfoot Tub in one of two completely remodeled bathrooms. The other bath has a shower.		To make reservations for overnight accommodations at the Seven Sisters Bed & Breakfast, please E-mail or call (507) 534-2264 or (507) 421-6564. Don't forget we offer specials on multi-night and multi-room stays, and whole house rentals that include the option of afternoon teas. We also offer a 15% discount for guests attending funerals.