circa 1925
Stay at The Burr House for its' Centennial
Sleep in a piece of Princeton's history
Downtown, in Princeton's most walkable neighbourhood, high on 1st St. situated amongst other points of interest like St Paul's Church, The Law Court (now Town Hall), the Firehall, Livery and Museum. Look out your front windows at Princeton's original Gothic Bell Tower and just behind that stands the Burr Family Barn.
Built 100 years ago, though quaint, it's a gorgeous home, crafted with hardwood floors, stained glass, a clawfoot tub, and period finishings.
And definitely not haunted.
The Burr House:
Princeton Historical Walking Tour Ground Zero
Welcome to Princeton
The Burr House
the Home
Built in 1925, The Burr House has been a beloved landmark of our community for nearly a century. Our beautifully restored property retains the charm and elegance of its past while offering modern amenities to our guests.
Tucked around the corner from Veteran's Square Park where the Town hosts events such as the weekly Saturday Community Market, concerts, and events like the annual Mining Days proudly representing the Copper Mountain Mine.
Escape
The Gentleman Bandit
Princeton's Notorious
"Hands up!, Hands up!"
“You stop this train at the 16-mile board and do not go a damn foot further,”
B.C.’s last train robbery had begun.