About the house

About Carole Lombard 
by Carole M. Sampeck.
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About Fort Wayne   
(click on For Visitors link)

Visitors Click here  
(FW Visitors Bureau)

Visit our neighbors:
the Castle Gallery
The Arena Dinner Theater

About the Innkeepers  

Jane Alice Peters, later known as actress Carole Lombard was born in this house at the foot of Rockhill Street on October 6^th, 1908. She lived here for the first six years of her childhood, then moved to California with her mother and brothers, Frederic Jr. and Stuart. The house is now a historic site as well as a bed and breakfast.

Room rates are from $55 to $85 plus tax.
Prepayment of the first nights stay will hold your reservation. 
Check, money order or cash, please. We're not currently able to accept credit cards.

A complimentary full breakfast is served to guests. Please inform the innkeepers of any dietary needs.
Complimentary broadband Cable TV and WiFi service is available.
For the safety and comfort of our guests, smoking is not allowed in the Carole Lombard House.

This historic area of Fort Wayne is called the West-Central Neighborhood.  

Tales from around the house 
Some interesting things happen when you live in a historic home.

A comfortable, friendly place to stay.
The current owners, Cora and Rick Brandt are former guests of the house and they welcome you into their beautiful home.
Relax by the fireplace on a cool evening; stroll along the Saint Mary's River; or walk to Henry's Restaurant for fine dining and good brew. 
Downtown Fort Wayne  and the Library are a few blocks away.
If you're going to be in the area, call and drop in for a chat. 
Click here for a map to the House.

Questions about the site, or to check on room availability, please email the Innkeepers. We respect your privacy. We will not contact you other than to answer or call you in response to your email.