DISCOVER

Get To Know the Edward Adams House

Welcome to Edward Adams House, a perfectly restored Queen Anne Victorian home designed and built in 1890 by Swedish master craftsman and millwright, Magnus Ek. The House is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places and is also a Silverton Heritage Landmark. Guests may choose from three different rooms. Each of the guest rooms is furnished with a queen bed, antiques and a private bathroom. The upstairs library contains a large selection of books, an extensive record collection and a turntable for the guest's use. The parlor is home to a 1920 Steinway grand piano, a Kimball pump organ, vintage settees and a wood-burning fireplace. The House is a short walk to downtown Silverton, yet removed enough to ensure a restful retreat and a memorable getaway.

BEDROOMS

Comfort & Relaxation

Guests may choose from three unique bedrooms. Each room has a cozy, romantic turn of the century feel. All the rooms have queen beds with down comforters and pillows, which makes for a wonderful night's rest. Each guest room has a beautifully updated private bathroom with lush bathrobes and towels, in-room air conditioning and Wi-Fi.

  • Free Wi-Fi,
  • Private bathrooms,
  • Air conditioning,
Eleanor's Room

Eleanor's Room - $190/day

Eleanor's room is upstairs, furnished with a queen bed, detailed wood ceiling and an armoire.

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Emma's Room

Emma's Room - $180/day

Emma's room, on the first floor, is furnished with a queen bed and an armoire.

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Sara Jane's Room

Sara Jane's Room - $170/day

Sara Jane's room is upstairs and furnished with a queen bed and a fainting couch.

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Reservations

Please contact Nancy by phone or email for reservations and availability.

503-873-8868

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BREAKFAST

Everything You Need

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Enjoy coffee and tea in the morning.

Coffee and tea will be quietly delivered outside your bedroom door.

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The Kitchen is the heart of the Inn

Wake up for a delicious breakfast served in the dining room. Breakfast includes juice, fresh fruit, homemade baked goods, granola, oatmeal, and an entree using local organic eggs. Special dietary needs will be met.

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There is always something good from the oven.

Enjoy muffins and other delights.

Eleanor's Room


$190/day

Eleanor's room is upstairs, furnished with a queen bed, detailed wood ceiling and an armoire. The bathroom, in an octagonal turret, has the natural light of five windows and contains a restful whirlpool tub and hand-held shower

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Private bathroom
  • Air conditioning
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Emma's Room


$180/day

Emma's room, on the first floor, is furnished with a queen bed and an armoire. This room features master craftsman wood-paneled wainscoting, an intricate inlaid floor composed of six different hardwoods and a handcrafted wood ceiling. The bathroom features a claw-foot tub with a shower.

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Private bathroom
  • Air conditioning
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Sara Jane's Room


$170/day

Sara Jane's room is upstairs, furnished with a queen bed and a fainting couch. View the gazebo and gardens from the bay window while resting on the Victorian fainting couch. The antique white bathroom offers a walk-in shower.

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Private bathroom
  • Air conditioning
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Policy

CHECK-IN / CHECK OUT
Check in is between 3pm and 6pm.
Check out is 11am.

RESERVATIONS
Reservations require payment in full for the first night's stay and any balance is due upon your arrival.

CANCELLATIONS
Your deposit is refundable one week from your scheduled date of arrival. A $25.00 processing fee will be charged for less than a week's notice.

CHILDREN
Children are discouraged.

PETS
Pets are not allowed.

SMOKING
Edward Adams House B&B is a non-smoking property.

BREAKFAST
A full breakfast is served. Special dietary needs are gladly met.

Surrounds

Popular Attractions and Events


The location of the Edward Adams House is an ideal place to explore Oregon's most spectacular valleys and countrysides. Quaint towns are scattered throughout the Willamette Valley. The Valley is home to thousands of acres of flower fields, farmlands, nurseries, and world-class wineries.

Silver Falls State Park is a 20-minute drive from the Edward Adams House. The Park has breathtaking scenery, 100 ft waterfalls which you can walk under and miles of trails to give hikers the freedom to find their own hidden spot.

SILVER FALLS STATE PARK: People call it the “crown jewel” of the Oregon State Parks system, and once you visit, you know why. Silver Falls State Park is the kind of standout scenic treasure that puts Oregon firmly onto the national—and international—stage.

OREGON GARDEN: A stunning, 80-acre botanical garden, featuring more than 20 specialty gardens showcasing the diverse botanical beauty of the Willamette Valley and the Pacific Northwest. We have educational specialty gardens for everyone, from the Sensory Garden and Rose Garden to the Children’s Garden and Pet-Friendly Garden. We host exciting annual events, offer a complimentary narrated tram tour April – October, and we are pet-friendly. We look forward to your visit!

TULIP FESTIVAL: The Wooden Shoe Tulip Fest is an invitation from our family to yours to enjoy all things that make spring in the Northwest. Stroll through 40 acres of stunning beauty, experience expansive views of vineyards, distant mountains, and a few mud puddles. Fresh flowers, food, and fun for the entire family, including well behaved dogs on leashes!

MT ANGEL OKTOBERFEST: Oktoberfest in Mt. Angel, a celebration of the harvest in German style. A wonderful blend of family fun, music, food and beer.

LOCAL VINYARDS: The East Willamette Valley Wine Region is a relatively new region. All the wineries and vineyards are located east of the I-5 corridor with the exception of Champoeg Wine Cellars. It spans from the north at Oregon City and runs south towards Stayton.

MT ANGEL ABBEY BACH FESTIVAL: Established in 1971, the Abbey Bach Festival invites national and international musicians for a three-day classical music celebration. Guests enjoy vespers with the monks, an organ or choir performance followed by a buffet picnic supper and a featured performance in the Damian Center.

GROUNDS

The Grounds at Edward Adams House

There's a sense of magic throughout the gardens and in each room at the Edward Adams House. Every door shows the wear of over a century's use. Maple trees and cherry trees border the open lawns while a dazzling profusion of flowers greets you at every turn. You will find your favorite spot to linger and reflect.

HISTORY

The Edward Adams House History

Edward Adams House was built in 1890 by Magnus Ek, an immigrant from Sweden who was a master craftsman and millwright. He came to Silverton, entering into the steam sawmill business with Matthew Johnson. They manufactured lumber and general building supplies. Magnus married Emma Johnson, the daughter of Matthew Johnson. He eventually sold his interest in the lumber mill to overhaul Fisher Flouring Mills in Silverton and Corvallis.

Edward Adams and Sara Jane grew up across the street from one another in Portsmouth, Ohio. Edward owned and operated a successful shoe manufacturing business in Portsmouth. They married in 1890. In 1905 they visited Edward's brothers, Martin and Louis, in Silverton. Martin was an established banker; Louis was a lawyer and served in Oregon politics. They moved to Silverton later the same year. Edward joined his brother, Martin, at Coolidge-McClaine Bank and later was an officer at First National Bank in Silverton.

Edward and Sara Jane purchased Silverton's first greenhouses and operated them into their 70's. The couple was well-respected in the community and spent the rest of their lives in Silverton.

Contact

Nancy Korda owns the Edward Adams House Bed and Breakfast.
Please phone or email with any questions.

503-873-8868

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Directions and Map

Car

Edward Adams House Bed and Breakfast is 40 miles from Portland and 14 miles from Salem. If you have questions or need assistance, feel free to call me directly at 503.873.8868


FROM PORTLAND- Take I-5 South towards Salem. Exit #271 to Woodburn/Silverton. Turn left at the signal, Highway 214 South. Proceed to 99E and turn right. Take 99E to the second stoplight and turn left. Go 14 miles to C Street and turn right. Make an immediate left turn on Water Street.


FROM SALEM- Take I-5 North. Exit #256 to Highway 213/Silverton. Turn right at the signal, Highway 213 North. Proceed to Lancaster Blvd. and turn left. Turn right at the third stoplight on Silverton Road/ Highway 213 to Silverton. Go 9 miles and turn left on C Street. Make a right turn on Water Street.