Hayman House  

"Located in the heart of historic Princess Anne, Maryland the Hayman House Bed and Breakfast is not only convenient to a host of fascinating attractions and activities, but is an extraordinary subject in its own right. Built by lumber baron Charles H. Hayman around 1898 in the style of the Queen Anne Colonial Revival, the home displays an intriguing mix of architectural and design features: from the extraordinary balustrades on the front porch, beyond the colonnettes-supported entry arch, up the curved stairway with its beaded lace-like trim, to the charming widow's walk that caps the roof. Throughout the house, lace curtains, high ceilings, cozy fireplaces, and a wicker-filled porch distinguish this treasured home listed on the National Register of historic places. The richly gleaming oak found throughout the house includes three sets of large pocket doors and oak wainscoting in the entry foyer and stairway. Visitors to the Hayman House Bed and Breakfast are treated to a comfortable night's rest in the richly decorated guest chambers specially fashioned to ensure an aesthetically pleasing stay in all respects. Guests each morning are drawn into the kitchen by the heavenly aromas wafting through the house, courtesy of innkeeper Carol Pinkerman. A full breakfast is served every morning, followed by afternoon refreshments on the porch or in the parlors."