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Ryan Mansion Bed and Breakfast
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Galena IL bed and breakfast Inn
Galena, Illinois
Galena's Finest & Largest Historic Mansion   Built in 1876
11373 West US Highway 20
Phone 815-777-2750
Galena's Largest and Finest Bed and Breakfast Inn.
The hotel lodging of choice in the Bed and Breakfast City of Galena Illinois.
Just 2 miles to the historic downtown of Galena Illinois
For reservations & availability please call:  815-777-2750 or...

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Wireless Internet Access
Full Breakfast

Major Credit Cards Accepted
10 day cancellation policy

11373  West US Highway 20, Galena, Illinois 61036
Copyright 2007-2011 Ryan Mansion Bed and Breakfast Inn / Bill & Wendy Heiken. All rights reserved.
Galena's Largest & Finest Historic Mansion on a Country Estate
and 2nd location for
Miss Annie's Academy of Victorian Arts
The Ryan Mansion was built in 1876 by James M. Ryan.

When you enter for an overnight stay you may be greeted by the Ryan's Butler.
Entry of the Ryan Mansion | Galena Bed and Breakfast Inn hotel lodging
View of imported hand made Czechoslovakian Ruby Glass Windows
Original Imported Hand Made
Czechoslovakian
Ruby Glass Windows
A Glimpse of one of many Parlors
Parlor featured in the Galena Bed and Breakfast directory by Galena CVB
The Library
Galena Bed and Breakfast library parlor | Ryan Mansion
The backstairs leading from the first floor to the third
floor Ballroom.
A third stairway leads from the Ballroom
to the 4th floor Belvedere.
The Victorian Ballroom has nearly 10 foot ceilings and
room for the Virginia Reel.
The Ryan Mansion
was built with 12 marble fireplaces
all fired with coal,
there are still 9 fireplaces
Galena Bed and Breakfast stairway to a Ballroom | Ryan Mansion
Looking down the Ballroom stairway in a Galena Bed and Breakfast Inn
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In the News:
Take a trip to
Another Era
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A Celtic Tradition

The Ryan Mansion was
designed and oriented to the
Summer Solstice and Fall
Equinox.  There are two
windows as shown to the
right that line up at sunrise
on the day of the Summer
Solstice.

At the Fall Equinox the
afternoon sun shines
through a second story
window, then through the
space formed by the
handrail of the main
stairway, then through the
ruby glass to finally cast a
ruby light on the newel post
of the back stairway for 3 to
5 minutes.
When the sun rises on and near the Summer
Solstice it shines through the Ruby glass and
casts a ruby light through the crystal of the
entrance chandler then on the front door.  
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