The Manchester Inn

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The Manchester Hotel opened its doors on October 29, 1922. The hotel was probably named to honor the Duke of Manchester or the city of Manchester, England. Both use the same coat of arms, although there are different versions. For many decades a reproduction of the coat of arms was on all stationery, china, and linen at the hotel. This drawing of the coat of arms was used in an article in The Middletown Journal, October 29, 1922, entitled 'Old Manchester Coat of Arms is Adopted by New Hostelry.', Notable Guests, Ronald Reagan, Gerald Ford, John. F. Kennedy, Former Vice President Dan Quayle, Former U.S. Sen. Bob Dole, First Lady Barbara Bush, U.S. Vice Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin, Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox, Prince Henri of Luxembourg, Will Rogers, John Phillip Sousa, Al Hirt, Daniel Schor, Ricky Nelson, The Temptations, 73 Hotel Rooms, 89,699 Square Feet, Three Commercial Offices, Ball Room (Adjoining Service Kitchen), Four Banquet Rooms, Five Meeting Rooms. Restaurant, Various Dining Areas. Large Commercial Kitchen, Over 1.4 Acres Parking, 150+ Spaces #Butler_County #Downtown_Middletown #Duke_of_Manchester #Historic_Hotel #Historic_Property #Manchester_Hotel #Manchester_Inn #Middletown #Notable_Guests #Ohio #The_Manchester