Stay Above A Historic, Rustic Indiana General Store At Story Inn Bed & Breakfast

If you've lived in Indiana long enough, you may have heard of a tiny town called Story. What is now Nashville, Indiana used to be a small town in Brown County, and Story Inn Bed & Breakfast was named after this historic village. Now, you can stay inside this bed and breakfast from the 1850s, and sleep above an old general store. For a truly quaint and unique accommodation, you need to book a stay at the rustic and historic Story Inn Bed & Breakfast in Nashville, Indiana.

Welcome to Story Inn Bed & Breakfast!

This historic inn in Nashville, Indiana was founded in 1851 when this area was called Story.

The tiny, tiny town in Brown County was completely deserted after the Great Depression and the inn is basically all that remained.

Now, Story Inn Bed & Breakfast has become its own little town within Brown County. Surrounded by a wooded area, this inn is equipped with a local tavern, event space, and so much more.

Story Inn preserves much of the town of Story's history—so much so that not much has changed on-site. You can book a room above their old general store, and dine within it. The buildings are nearly untouched.

Speaking of dining, the Story Inn Restaurant is a highly rated restaurant that's unforgettable. Watch out, though, as rumor has it that this historic restaurant is haunted.

The atmosphere when you book a stay at this bed and breakfast is second to none. With claw-foot bathtubs and historic antiques all around, and surrounded by amazing foliage in the fall, it doesn't get better than this.

Complete with all the amenities you need, there's nothing historic about this stay. Despite being within a building from 1851, this bed and breakfast is equipped for all of your modern needs.

Next time you want to book a unique getaway in small-town Indiana, stay at this historic inn in Nashville. Spending a night at Story Inn Bed & Breakfast is truly a memorable experience.

For more information on Story Inn Bed & Breakfast, or to book a stay, you can visit their website right here.

Have you ever spent the night at this historic bed and breakfast? What was it like? We'd love to hear about all of your thoughts and experiences in the comments!