Historic...& HauntedFrom the moment you step past the heavy antique doors of the Erie Mansion, you sense the rumors are true. This place has a presence.
Built 150 years ago in 1858, this 12,000 square foot historic landmark has been known as the Smith-Ely Mansion. Renamed for its closeness to the Erie Canal, innkeeper Mark Wright has restored luxurious suites each with a private bath, and opened the doors as a bed and breakfast. The Erie Mansion offers walking tours through the mansion and its location in historic Clyde is a short drive from many Upstate New York attractions. |
39 West Genesee Street
Clyde, NY 14433 (315) 406-1999 |
“Erie Mansion also has a history of being eerie, as in ghosts! Spend a few minutes with Mark, the innkeeper, and you’ll hear a tale or two. The property is listed in the Dept. of the Interior’s National Register of Historic Places.” The Getaway Guy, Spectrum News 1 |
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Plan Your Visit to Erie Mansion
Mansion ToursJoin your host to tour all four floors,
rich with tales of history and intrigue. Tours are $20/person, two person minimum. |
Bed & Breakfast SuitesBook a suite for a quick getaway, leisurely stay, or your own private ghost hunt.
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Special EventsRent the mansion for a special event that your guests will never forget. Call for pricing.
Celebrities - Come to Clyde to Hide for a private getaway! |
“While the evidence we caught was interesting, our personal experiences were far more exciting.” – Scientific Paranormal
Call 315-406-1999
to Reserve Your Tour, Suite or Event Space Today
Suites start at $150 per night at our premier destination accommodation.
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The walls have history and the exquisite craftsmanship evokes the grandeur of the past. From the gold leaf wall coverings in the former music room to the parquet floors, this Classical Revival mansion will transport you back to a another era. Twelve fireplaces grace the rooms, many of different imported marble with mahogany and teak mantles. With twenty-three chandeliers, stained glass, fine carved woodwork and columns, you are sure to enjoy the experience.
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A house is never still in darkness to those who listen intently...James M. Barrie