James Buchanan Hotel Trademark Collection Wyndham
15 N. Main St., United States of America, United States of America
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Built in 1796, the James Buchanan Hotel stands as a historic landmark, once the boyhood home of America's 15th president. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, our hotel is a cornerstone of the Mercersburg Historic District. We offer a full-service restaurant serving exquisite American fare, steeped in the same rich history as the hotel itself. Experience the legacy of the Buchanans while enjoying modern comforts in our charming accommodations.
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