Herlong Mansion Bed and Breakfast

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Originally built in 1845, the Helong Mansion is now a stylish bed and breakfast. Some believe the ghost of Inez Herlong still haunts the place, but details are sketchy.

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    Geographic Information

    Address:
    402 N.E. Cholokka Boulevard
    Micanopy, Florida 32667
    United States

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    GPS:
    29.5060956, -82.27948509999999
    County:
    Alachua County, Florida
    Nearest Towns:
    Micanopy, FL (0.1 mi.)
    McIntosh, FL (5.3 mi.)
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    Raleigh, FL (12.1 mi.)
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