The Surrey Williamson Inn is on North Broadway, directly across from the main entrance to campus. It serves as a guest house for campus visitors and a center for College meetings and conferences.
The main floor is accessible, but the guest rooms on the second floor are not.
The Surrey is one of the few remaining buildings from the original Woodlawn Estate. It was built in 1918 as "Broadview Lodge," modeled after an English country manor. In the 1940s, it served briefly as the Brown School for Boys. In 1949, it reopened as the Surrey Inn, a hotel for summer visitors. The College acquired the building in 1967, and Anne Palamountain made its restoration a personal initiative during her husband's presidency at the College. In the summer of 1999, to honor longtime trustee and benefactor Susan Kettering Williamson ’59, Skidmore renamed the mansion the Surrey Williamson Inn. History of the Surrey Williamson Inn Creative Thought Matters. Skidmore College · 815 North Broadway · Saratoga Springs, NY · 12866
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