Step back in time and into The Mulburn Inn, a picturesque English Tudor Bed and Breakfast mansion in Bethlehem, New Hampshire built in 1908 by famous architect Sylvanus D. Morgan for client Alvin E. Ivie and his wife, the youngest sister of F.W. Woolworth.

Relax in the cozy, romantic atmosphere of this New England bed and breakfast inn, where legends such as Cary Grant and Barbara Hutton honeymooned and Joe DiMaggio and his lovely bride, Marilyn Monroe, escaped from adoring fans.

Guest at The Mulburn talk about the many unusual features of this grand lady, such as working butler call buttons in many of the rooms that, when pressed, pops a flag up in the Butler Box in the kitchen, or the 1924 Edison Company Hot Point electric stove. All the light fixtures are original and still operational. In the basement is the original Ivie safe, with a hole long since carved in the back by local looters hoping to find Woolworth fortune. Spacious lodging accommodations, each with private bath and fine linens, provide luxury and convenience. Some bathrooms are original and stand out with their imported European sinks and tubs, which vary in color from pink to peach.

Treat yourself to a full country breakfast each morning as well as tea in the afternoon, and relax under the stars in the hot tub in the evening. The large common living room is ideal for relaxing, games, television, and fireside chats.

The enclosed, wrap-around porches provide inviting places to sit back and relax and enjoy a hot cocoa or cider.

The Mulburn sits on three acres of landscaped grounds where you can savor a quiet walk, visit or just take in nature.

With the Inn nestled in the White Mountains National Forest area, golf, skiing, hiking, and a variety of other activities are mere minutes away.

Make your option to stay at the Mulburn Inn a well-kept memory; plan your getaway today.