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• Holiday Gift Sale!

  • November 25th, 2013
  • Posted in About Us, Blog, Gift Shop
  • Tags: Tags: china, chinese porcelain, contemporary sculpture, English wedgewood, framed artwork, German steins, holiday gift sale, lenox holiday collectibles, Madame Alexander dolls, past and present shop, porcelain dolls, small business saturday, tea sets, thomas kinkade
    

  Looking for a unique present for someone special this holiday season?  Visit the Past and Present Shop at Gramercy Mansion to browse Anne’s treasures.  This coming Saturday has been deemed “Small Business Saturday” and we’re excited to open our doors… Read More

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• Save The Date…

  • November 8th, 2013
  • Posted in About Us, Blog, Specials & Packages, Things To Do, Weddings & Events
  • Tags: Tags: 1840s Plaza, Antares Musicians, Artful weddings by Sachs photography, bridal open house, Caterers, ceremony, Chef's Expressions, Dance Masters Entertainment, Dj's, Flavor cupcakery, Francesca's Bridal Salon, Gala cloths, Gramercy Mansion, Linwoods, Open house, Photographers, Radebaugh Florist, Receptions, Sascha's 527, Sascha's catering, Travelling Bean, Wedding 411, weddings, Your moment photo booth
    

  Gramercy Mansion’s Winter Bridal Open House Saturday, January 11, 2014 12 p.m. – 3 p.m. 1400 Greenspring Valley Road, Stevenson, MD 21153 *Our Winter Bridal Open House is absolutely free to attend but we do ask that you RSVP to… Read More

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• Let The Tomato Wars Begin!

  • August 20th, 2013
  • Posted in About Us, Blog, Gardens, Koinonia Farm, Recipes
  • Tags: Tags: Anne Pomykala, B&B, Bill Duffy, Garden, gardening, organic, Tomatos, vegetables
    

  At Gramercy, our executive innkeeper, Bill Duffy, is a tomato connoisseur and he and Anne have a running tomato war.  This year, Anne with Gramercy’s kitchen garden won round one with the first picked ripe tomato.  But Bill had a… Read More

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• Taking a step back in history

  • August 1st, 2013
  • Posted in About Us, Blog, Koinonia Farm
  • Tags: Tags: Christianity, Education, Gramercy Mansion. Dr. Laubach, history, Koinonia Farm, Koinonia Foundation, Literacy
    

  From 1950 to 1985, Gramercy Mansion was occupied by the Koinonia Foundation. One of the founders was Frank C. Laubach, internationally known for his work in spreading literacy in under developed parts of the world. Born in the small Pennsylvannia… Read More

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