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<FONT SIZE=+1>The Lilac Inn Bed & Breakfast</FONT>, is set in the modern outport of
Glovertown, on the north east coast of central Newfoundland. Favorably
located within minutes of many beautiful and fun attractions. Whether
passing through, or for a relaxing vacation in Canada's friendliest
province, we would like for you to call The Lilac Inn home.</P>
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<FONT SIZE=+1>Enjoy the comfort and hospitality</FONT> of a victorian home at The Lilac Inn
Bed and Breakfast in Glovertown, Newfoundland.</P>
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<FONT SIZE=+1>In the summer</FONT> you'll wake to the sweet smell of flowers and birds
singing outside your windows. In the winter getting out of our big,
warm, old fashioned beds with their cozy quilts will be the hardest
thing you'll do all day!</P>
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<FONT SIZE=+1>Spend your morning relaxing</FONT> over a full, home cooked breakfast before
you start your busy day. You can golf, hike, or sightsee at nearby Terra
Nova National Park, or depending on the season, go cross-country skiing
or snowmobiling in Glovertown's magical winter wonderland.</P>
<FONT SIZE=+1>In the Afternoon</FONT> take a break at the Inn for Traditional English
tea time, just like the Victorians did!</P>
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<FONT SIZE=+1>Come home</FONT> to the Inn in the evening and sit back on the elegant
verandah under the starry Glovertown skies. In the winter, cozy up
in front of the for your bedtime snack.</P>
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<FONT SIZE=+1>At the Lilac Inn</FONT> we give you all the luxuries, while still making you
feel right at home. Excellent, friendly service in a Victorian
setting. Come for a weekend or come for a week!</P>
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<FONT SIZE=+1>Each of the three comfortable rooms</FONT> have
private baths and/or showers. You can stay in Andrea's, either of Sarah's (two beds), Edith's or
Susie's rooms, named after orginal occupants of the house over the past 70 years.
Color, cable television and telephones are available on request. A
full breakfast included. Birders Welcome! Laundry facilities are
available. Open all year round. Non-Smoking Environment. VISA Accepted. Rates starting at $79.<SUP>00</SUP>
per night.</P>
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Summary of <FONT SIZE=+1><B>The Lilac Inn Bed & Breakfast</B></FONT></P>
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A beautifully restored Victorian Home in a quiet location, near Terra Nova National Park.</P>
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<B>4 Bedrooms</B> with Private Baths/Showers</LI>
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Open <B>All Year</B> Round</LI>
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<B>Non-Smoking</B> Environment</LI>
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<B>Full Breakfast</B> Included</LI>
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Laundry Facilities</LI>
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<B>Colour Cable TV available</B></LI>
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Telephone available</LI>
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Birders Welcome</LI>
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<B>Rates Starting at $79.<SUP>00</SUP> Canadian</B>
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<B>VISA</B> and <B>MasterCard</B>
Accepted</LI>
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<A HREF="Mailto:lilacs@personainternet.com">Keith & Eileen Webb</A><BR>
P.O.Box 221<BR>
Glovertown NF.<BR>
A0G 2L0<BR>
Telephone/Fax: (709) 533-6038<BR>
Toll Free: (877) 733-6038<BR>
<FONT COLOR=FF0000><A HREF="Mailto:lilacs@personainternet.com ">lilacs@personainternet.com </A></FONT><BR>
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<CENTER><H2>Where We Are:</H2></CENTER>
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The Lilac Inn Bed & Breakfast is in Glovertown, Newfoundland.
For those of you familiar with Newfoundland, and its anatomy you can find
Glovertown on the Northeast Coast of Newfoundland near Gander and just
outside Terra Nova National Park.
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<CENTER><H2>How To Get Here!</H2></CENTER>
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If you are coming for a visit, perhaps you should print out the
following text and the map to aid in your journey.
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From the TransCanada Highway, take Route 310 into Glovertown. As you
drive into Glovertown you will get a brief view of Alexander Bay. Don't
pause too long though, The Lilac Inn is situated just a stone's throw
from Alexander Bay. Glovertown is made primarily of families resettled during
Premier Joey Smallwood's resettlement campaign which was designed to bring the small
scattered villages, often on Islands such as found in Bonavista Bay, into
larger towns where resources such as electricity and running water could
be found. Premier Smallwood, was the last father of Confederation and his
birthplace of Gambo can be found approximately 15 minutes down the Trans-Canada
Highway towards Gander.
As you drive into Glovertown, you will pass the Fire Hall, Town Hall, and Postal
Office to your left. As you round the corner with the Irving Gas Station on your
right, Pine Tree Road is on your left. It is here you want to turn. Down Pine
Tree Road you will find the Lilac Inn on your left. Don't worry, you can't miss it.
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