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Originally built as the Wegota Hotel in 1924 by Art Carpenter, Joe Blakely and Jack Garrison. The hotel was ran by Emmonds Gill who lived there at the time. The hotel was a popular spot for travelling salemen, who used to be collected from the train station and taken to the hotel, but due to the increase in the use of cars many people stopped using trains and the buisness at the hotel slowed forcing it to close. It was reopened a few years later by Mr and Mrs Springstead and they owned it until 1946 when it was sold on to Charles Cronovor, his wife and A Dayton and was known for its food specials, Charles spent his time trying and finally succeding in getting a liquor licence. It was sold on again in the mid 1960's to Gary Mason and he changed the name to The Palace. and he had the hotel renovated. He sold it on in the mid 1970s to Doug and Mary Denny and they changed the name to the Lamplight Inn and continued with the renovations and made it more into a bed and breakfast and basement pub. Ted and Betty Strzempeck purchased the Lamplight in 1986 and chose to finish the bed and breakfast and pub and concentrate on the dining aspect. It was finally sold on to Mary Ellen Murphy and her family who brought it in 1996 and renamed it to mark there ownership as the Murphy's Lamplight Inn. They have and continue to do renovations on and around the building and have revamped the menu. The Inn continues today as a family business.

There have been many reports of ghosts over the years the most popular being of a man and woman in 20's dress that are sometimes seen dancing with a ghost of a little girl looking on, also they and others are known to peep from the windows on the second floor, and a lady in a wedding gown is seen in the corridors.