The OLD INLET INN circa 1911This now charming home is the only remaining part of the Old Inlet Inn that once stood on Front Street
The original building, built in the 1850's by the owners of a dry goods store, was first a private residence known as the Lowenberg house and later as the Sea Side House.
Around 1911, the house was sold to Congressman Charles Abernathy, and his wife Minnie, who greatly expanded its size with rambling additions and named it The Inlet Inn.
The original building, built in the 1850's by the owners of a dry goods store, was first a private residence known as the Lowenberg house and later as the Sea Side House.
Around 1911, the house was sold to Congressman Charles Abernathy, and his wife Minnie, who greatly expanded its size with rambling additions and named it The Inlet Inn.
