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Nancy Hinchliff, the Innkeeper/owner of the
Aleksander House, taught school in Chicago before moving to Louisville in 1995. After teaching in Chicago's inner-city highschools
for twenty years, she returned to the university to work on her PH.D. in Education. where she taught Highschool Teaching Methods
and Curriculum and Instruction. Upon retirement, she moved to Louisville and bought an 1882 Victorian home in historical "Old
Louisville".
Chandra Cadwallader, asst. Innkeeper, attends the Culinary Arts
School at Sullivan University, with a double major in chefing and hotel management. She has been with the Aleksander House since
June, 2010 as assistant to the Innkeeper.
John Richardson, Asst. to the Innkeeper, since April 2011, holds
an Arts degree in Photography and is now attending Sullivan University, finishing up the basics for a degree in Pharmacy.
About The Aleksander House
"When I first saw the Aleksander House, it was not a bed and
breakfast. It was a 4200 sq ft single family Victorian Italianate home in the 3rd largest preservation area in the United
States, "Old Louisville". It was spacious and friendly and seemed well-suited to entertain over-night guests. So the
idea of creating a bed and breakfast was feasible.
It took almost a year for me to convert it. I had to deal with
The Department of Inspections, Licenses, and Permits, The Health Department, The Fire Marshall, The Historical Presevation
Society and the City and State Revenue Cabinets, to name a few. New locks, emergency lighting, parking facilities, door closures,
etc had to be installed. And workers of all kinds came and went. Some were dependable and some were honest.
Eventually The Aleksander House Bed and Breakfast was created, an intimate, romantic place of lodging. I named it Aleksander after my grandson. Inside, the rooms are named after other members of my family, as is the garden." (excerpt from my memoir). *********
To find out what's going on in and around the Aleksander House and Old Louisville, check out our blog: InnNotes. We frequently post recipes and information related to our Inn, our guests, events, travel and the innkeeping business. We would love it if you left a comment. And don't forget to "follow" me while you're there. Contact us: phone: 502-637-4985 email: alekhouse@aol.com
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