History
Meet Pearl, the beloved innkeeper of the Deatsville Inn whose unwavering hospitality left a mark on all who crossed her threshold. With a spirit as resilient as the Kentucky countryside itself, Pearl dedicated her life to ensuring that every guest who entered the inn's doors felt like family. Today we are honored to carry on Pearl's legacy of hospitality and warmth. Inspired by her kindness, strength, and dedication to service, we strive to create an atmosphere where every guest feels welcomed, cherished, and cared for.
Circa 1880
This is a photo of the Deatsville Inn dating back to its original construction in 1880. This historic image transports viewers to an era of steam locomotives and rural charm. Against the backdrop of the nearby train station, the inn stands as a timeless beacon of hospitality.
Jesse James: A Legendary Outlaw
Jesse James, born in 1847, was an infamous American outlaw known for his daring robberies and exploits during the late 19th century. Alongside his brother Frank James, Jesse gained notoriety as the leader of the James-Younger Gang, which carried out numerous bank and train robberies across the Midwest. Jesse's charismatic persona and Robin Hood-like reputation endeared him to the public, even as law enforcement agencies pursued him relentlessly.
