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Liberty House Bed & Breakfast  opened to guests in 1998. A splendid example of Victorian Italianate architecture, Liberty House provides comfortable accommodations in three beautifully appointed guest rooms, spacious double parlor, and wrap-around veranda.
History
The original house was built in the 1840's on a site occupied as early as 1812 by Blackman's Blacksmith Shop. In the 1870's, the Baptist Church Society purchased the house to serve as the its Parsonage. In 1879, Mr. Van Deuzer of the West Shore Railroad acquired the house and transformed it into the architectural gem it is today, complete with cupola, expansive veranda and gingerbread trim.
 Throughout most of the 20th Century, Liberty House served several private families, including that of George Cadwallader (1878-1977), Purchasing Agent for the Garlock Packing Company, President of the Village of Palmyra, and last surviving local Spanish American War veteran.
Liberty House Bed & Breakfast,
circa 1890.
The Cadwallader Family poses on the veranda, 1932.
 Today
Liberty House Bed & Breakfast welcomes guests of all ages and all travel interests. They come to visit historic sites, explore unique museums, and bike along the famous Erie Canal. Whatever your reason for coming to out part of the world, you'll find Liberty House B&B is the perfect spot to begin and end each fun-filled day.
A senior biking tour of the Erie Canal departs Liberty House B&B.
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