The Enduring Pleasures of Camden's Whitehall Inn

Amid a seaside village bent on reinventing itself, a stately inn still prospers by purveying the comforts and hospitality of an earlier day. Image subjects:

Amid a seaside village bent on reinventing itself, a stately inn still prospers by purveying the comforts and hospitality of an earlier day.
Image subjects: front of the Whitehall Inn
bedroom in Whitehall Inn
Dewing family at Whitehall Inn
dining room in Whitehall Inn with chef Don Chambers
lobby area in Whitehall Inn

Location: Camden

By: Edgar Allen Beem
and Steven Dodd Hughes

Photography by: Benjamin Magro

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