The Sybil Kane Room
The Sybil Kane Room has two full-sized beds, a private bath and the original 1860s vintage wide-planked yellow pine floor boards. It also features a view of the meandering stream which flows across the front acreage as well as all the standard Pawling House amenities.
When Sybil Kent married John Kane in 1756 she moved to the home in Pawling which still bears his name today. During the struggle for independence, Kane, though first sympathizing with the colonists, subsequently changed sides and moved to the British lines. During his absence, General George Washington set up his headquarters at the Kane home where Sybil, in addition to single-handedly raising her remaining 10 children, also hosted General Washington as her “house guest.”
$170
