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Anne of Green Gables and The Elmwood
Was “Elmwood” the house called “Beechwood” belonging to Diana Barry’s Aunt Josephine in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s classic book “Anne of Green Gables?”
A History of The Elmwood
“In the suites and rooms, each with private bath, the furnishings are heirlooms . . . augmented with Victorian touches.”
– Country Inns Magazine
Flowers of the Elmwood
“In one of the prettiest parts of Charlottetown, set well back from the street, sits Elmwood . . . filled with fine period furniture and hosted with grace and warmth.”
– Upper Valley Magazine, New Hampshire
Elmwood Heritage Inn and the Oscars
Ellen Page, the young Academy Award Nominated actress for the 2007 film Juno, was one of the stars of a movie titled Mrs. Ashboro’s Cat that was filmed here at The Elmwood. About 15 at the time, Ellen who is from Halifax, Nova Scotia, played the role of Natalie Merritt who with her widowed father moves to “Ringwood, New Jersey” (actually Charlottetown) to get away from New York City following the death of Natalie’s mother.
Breakfasts and Recipes
“A sumptuous breakfast is served in the dining room . . . on family silver and china.”
– The Globe and Mail, Toronto Sun
The Fireplaces of the Elmwood
The eight original fireplaces of Elmwood were built and installed for heating this luxurious home.
Anne of Green Gables and The Elmwood
Was “Elmwood” the house called “Beechwood” belonging to Diana Barry’s Aunt Josephine in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s classic book “Anne of Green Gables?”
A History of The Elmwood
“In the suites and rooms, each with private bath, the furnishings are heirlooms . . . augmented with Victorian touches.”
– Country Inns Magazine
Flowers of the Elmwood
“In one of the prettiest parts of Charlottetown, set well back from the street, sits Elmwood . . . filled with fine period furniture and hosted with grace and warmth.”
– Upper Valley Magazine, New Hampshire
Elmwood Heritage Inn and the Oscars
Ellen Page, the young Academy Award Nominated actress for the 2007 film Juno, was one of the stars of a movie titled Mrs. Ashboro’s Cat that was filmed here at The Elmwood. About 15 at the time, Ellen who is from Halifax, Nova Scotia, played the role of Natalie Merritt who with her widowed father moves to “Ringwood, New Jersey” (actually Charlottetown) to get away from New York City following the death of Natalie’s mother.
Breakfasts and Recipes
“A sumptuous breakfast is served in the dining room . . . on family silver and china.”
– The Globe and Mail, Toronto Sun
The Fireplaces of the Elmwood
The eight original fireplaces of Elmwood were built and installed for heating this luxurious home.
