The Golden Lamb ....
Tales from the Innside by Fred Compton
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| Gerry and Janet Nagel 1701 N. Indiana Avenue Auburn, Indiana 46706 |
| Fred Compton, author of The Golden Lamb, Tales from the Innside, is scheduled to appear at the show for book signings. Also, there are special times that Mr. Compton will be reading passages from his book. |
| Signed books will be available at the show. Also, the Museum will have items from their celebrated Shaker collection on display at the show. |
| In its over 200 year history the Golden Lamb has played host to numerous authors, statesmen and twelve United States Presidents. But not all the history of this venerable institution revolves around its famous guests and its one of a kind collection of American furniture and priceless Shaker antiques. The Golden Lamb .... Tales From the Innside takes readers behind the scenes of this landmark restaurant and hotel and offers up a unique perspective on the inn and its history. From the hotel's disastrous fire to the funeral home furniture in the lobby, to the quilt that wouldn't die, The Golden Lamb Tales From The Innside is a loving, though sometimes irreverent, exploration of this centuries old establishment which has become a tradition with over ten generations of Americans. Fred Compton began his working career at the age of fifteen as a busboy at The Golden Lamb in Lebanon, Ohio. He worked there throughout high school and college. After graduating Miami University with a journalism degree, Fred came back to The Golden Lamb for what he thought was a "summer job." He wound up staying twenty-eight years. |
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