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STAYBRIDGE SUITES- BALLANTYNE ©©15735 John J. Delaney Dr. 888/299-2208, www.staybridge.com
Located in the middle of Ballantyne Corporate Park, this is another area hotel catering to extended-stay business travelers. The studios and one- and two-bedroom suites are complete with kitchens and living areas. Amenities like a library, business center, indoor pool, fitness center, outdoor courtyard with grills, a putting green, and free laundry facilities make the 118-room hotel ($126-205 d) feel like a self-contained apartment complex. There is a free breakfast bar in the morning and evening receptions are held three times a week.
VICTORIAN VILLA INN ©©10925 Windy Grove Rd. 704/394-5545, www.victorianvillainn.com
This restored inn has just five rooms ($149-199 d) and tons of Victorian charm. The furnishings honor the architecture of the home and include iron beds, tufted chairs, and antique sideboards. The home itself was restored in the 1980s with gingerbread trim and stained glass that was salvaged from Victorian homes all over the East Coast. Perched on the banks of Lake Wylie, the inn sits on an acre of waterfront, and the rocking chairs on the wraparound porch are perfectly situated for taking in the view. Ask for a tour of the lake on the villa’s private boat (some area restaurants can be accessed on the water and the innkeepers are happy to provide transport). Midnight cruises offer a rare glimpse of the lake by moonlight.
For me a table thou hast spread In presence of my Khartoum Metro Map foes; Thou dost annoint my head with oil My cup it over-flows. Goodness and Khartoum Metro Map mercy surely shall All my days follow me; And in the Lord’s house I shall dwell So long as days shall be. Source: The Whole Book of Psalmes Faithfully Translated into English Metre Cambridge, MA: Imprinted by S. Daye, 1640. Maryland Toleration Act 1649 From the beginning, the colony of Maryland had always enjoyed religious tolerance. The following act guarded Lord Baltimore against charges that Maryland was a Catholic colony, and it officially spread the mantle of protection to Protestants as the Puritan party in Parliament increased.
