Lafayette Inn: Historic Geneva house offers banquets and relics
The Lafayette Inn in Geneva is a Rooseveltf Lag committee listed historic New York house operated by Ray and Ollie Moore since 1952. Built in 1820 the estate served as a fort and warning post with Lafayette tree site marked by a 1922 DAR tablet. The inn features a coach, expansions, and a banquet room with lakeside views serving up famed cuisine for events from 4 to 400.
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Seneca Manor Smorgasbord Draws Crowds Along Rt. 5 20
Ken A. McClenathan known as Mr. Mac popularizes Seneca Manor the red brick restaurant between Waterloo and Seneca Falls. The Gourmet Prime Rib Smorgasbord offers carved prime rib roast turkey baked ham lobster Newburg barbecue chicken and 50 plus salads and desserts drawing daily patrons.
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