Ginette, from the province of Quebec, speaks French fluently, former Foster parent, sewing supervisor, homemaker, and presently a professional seasoned Innkeeper.

Ginette, a proud grandmother of two beautiful and most exceptional grandchildren. Her hobbies consist of oil painting, collecting dolls and other fine items of interest, sewing, remodeling, decorating, assembling puzzles, gardening, snowshoeing, cooking and baking.

Norm, from Cape Cod vicinity, speaks French, retired from food service administration.
Remains active as a Food Service Consultant and Registered Instructor offering ServSafe® Certification training to food handlers.

Norm, is proud to have two grandchildren and three exceptional great-grandchildren. Hobbies include listening to music, light carpentry, exterior painting, reading, snowshoeing and watching television.

Prior well known Residents and Town History

During the 70's and 80's The home served as residence and studio to the world renown contemporary folk artist Warren Kimble.

Post Warren Kimble and pre-Rosebelle's Victorian Inn the property and home was host to the former Beauchamp Place bed & breakfast.

History buffs: will appreciate that the main house and carriage barn were instrumental and recognized as a safe haven for runaway fugitives during the Underground Railroad Era.
In fact the entire village of Brandon was well known for expediting the cause of fugitives as local homeowners offered safe space in their dwellings.

Historic Brandon is the birthplace of Stephen A. Douglas born 1813, recognized as the "little giant" of national politics, a noted prohibitionist and skillful orator. Stephen Douglas achieved his career heights in 1858, during the famous debates with his opponent Abraham Lincoln.