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(KNZA)--A historic Troy home, undergoing many years of renovation, is now converted into a bed and breakfast, and ready to be unveiled to the public.
That will happen over the Labor Day weekend, during an open house that home owners Jim and Diane Faunce have arranged(Play Audio)
The couple has owned the house since the 90's; and, once scheduling allowed, went to work to renovate the historic structure(Play Audio)
This upcoming holiday weekend will allow the public to have a chance to view, firsthand, the newest destination for visitors coming to the Doniphan County community(Play Audio)
The renovated home, along with a new look, has also gained a new name: The Troy Bed and Breakfast at Windermere House.
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