Fresh from the Warner Hall kitchen files – Herb Crusted Rack of Lamb! What You’ll Need For The Lamb 4 – 5 frenched racks of lamb (we use New Zealand 14 once racks ½ cup Dijon 2 cups fine bread crumbs Fresh Herbs – chives, rosemary, lavender, sage, chopped fine What You’ll Do To The […]
Blog | Inn at Warner Hall - Part 12
Fresh from the files of the Warner Hall kitchen – Fall Goat Cheese Souffle! Photo above courtesy of our friends at Firefly Farms Creamery & Market. What You’ll Need 2 ounces Butter 2 ounces Flour 1¼ cup Milk 15 each Yolks 3 ounces Parmesan 6 ounces Goat Cheese To taste Salt and Pepper […]
We know when you come to the Inn at Warner Hall, you’re here to unwind, relax, recharge. For a lot of us, though, part of that includes breaking a sweat. Chances are, as much as you want to lounge in the hammock or sleep in a deck chair down at the boathouse, you’ll likely want […]
Planning on visiting Gloucester for the Daffodil Festival? We hope so. Nothing says spring around the Virginia Middle Peninsula than a celebration of the Narcissus! We know there will be a plethora of options at the festival’s food court – who can resist a funnel cake? But while you’re on Main Street, be sure to […]
Located just south of the Warner Hall Plantation lies the Warner Hall Graveyard. It is the site of the tombs of Augustine Warner, founder of Warner Hall, and members of the Warner and Lewis families. These fourteen inscriptions are taken from Lyon G. Tyler’s 1894 article in the William and Mary Quarterly. There is some […]
“To me the sea is a continual miracle; The fishes that swim–the rocks–the motion of the waves–the ships, with men in them, What stranger miracles are there?” – Walt Whitman For us here at Warner Hall, the Chesapeake Bay is our sea and our window to it is the bank of the Severn River where […]
Small towns. Big cities. No matter where you live, we get it. The hustle and bustle of everyday life can get to be a little much sometimes. In the world of constant connectivity, email alerts, and being notified of a new message in ten different languages and sounds, sometimes it’s nice to turn the noise […]
“The resistance of Irene Morgan (1917-2007) to segregation led to an important court case. On 16 July 1944, Morgan refused to give up her seat on a Greyhound bus to a white passenger. After a struggle with Middlesex County sheriffs, she was arrested. Convicted by the State, she appealed all the way to the United […]
We’re delighted you are coming to stay with us this year at Warner Hall. Even more so, we’re thrilled to introduce Gloucester County to you. We love it here and know firsthand why they call this place the “land of the life worth living.” Throughout the entire year, Gloucester offers an abundance of fun (and […]
When we talk about the history of Warner Hall, we often refer to it as the home of George Washington’s great-great grandfather. As a country bed and breakfast on the bank of Virginia’s Severn River, established in a 1642-land patent. As “Austin’s Desire,” for founder Augustine Warner. If you’re like us, you’d love to read […]