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We're delighted to introduce
you to our wonderful staff here at The Lords Proprietors' Inn.
Arch and Jane Edwards have dedicated almost twenty years
of their lives to making The Lords Proprietors' Inn an
oasis for those traveling for business and pleasure.
Upon entering the Inn, you are immediately put at ease
and made to feel at home by the gracious staff who attend
to your every need, without even a hint of intrusion.
Arch and Jane have thought of everything, so that you don't
have to.
A
Little bit about our Staff...
Geordie Robison
started innkeeping with us
while still in high school. After graduating from Hollins
College in 1990, she lived and worked in Atlanta for 7
years. She moved back to Edenton eight years ago to enjoy the
slower pace of life Edenton has to offer. Geordie's brought us into the 21st century by helping us (with much
patience) to understand our computer system. She also
designs our web site. You will love her wonderful smile.
Ann
Graham Rowe is our evening Innkeeper, and such a wonderful new asset
to the Inn. She is a long-time resident of Edenton, and the owner of
one of the grandest homes in the area, Wessington. She is the eighth
generation of her family living in this magnificent home. Her
graciousness and generosity of spirit add so much warmth to the Inn.
We are so happy to have her here with us - and I know you will be too!
Tonia
Freeman has taken the place of our breakfast cook after the
death of our beloved cook of 15 years, Janie Granby. Tonia was
lovingly trained by Janie to prepare her recipes, and is doing a
wonderful job. She is responsible for those mouth watering Lemon Soufflé'
pancakes, and one-of-a-kind grits. If you've had a hard
time keeping your hands out of the cookie jars located in
the guest kitchens, thank Tonia, for she's the one who
keeps the jars full.
Raleigh Holley is one of our most valuable assets here at the
Inn. He is a true handyman who keeps this place running
smoothly. He keeps the grounds neat, paints all the interior
rooms and the exterior of the houses, and fixes anything and
everything that breaks. He even painted the checkerboard pattern
on our dining room floor. No job is too big or too small - he
does them all!
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