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Remnants of both gardener’s visions can be seen today from three of Alice’s Victorian reflecting pools and the outlines of some original flower beds – to the sunken garden that was once Bill’s pond and water garden. Guests of the Inn are encouraged to enjoy the Gardens, and it is available for private gatherings for reunions, birthdays, weddings, showers, picnics and barbeques.
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The Stuart Avenue Inn includes the McDuffee-Casteel Gardens named after Alice Louise McDuffee who lived in a house on the lot where she tended a nationally recognized Shakespearean Garden n the 20s and 30s; and Bill Casteel, who 
landscaped the footprint of a larger and more formal garden with over an acre of meandering footpaths, flower beds, a gazebo, pergola and fountain in the early 90s.
