Time For Tea At Historic Deepwood Estate by The Grand Hotel in Salem in Salem, OR

It's always a good time for tea – especially if tea is at Historic Deepwood Estate in Salem, Oregon! Whether enjoying just a nibble (tea and scone) on the first Saturday of the month, or an assortment of items at one of the fabulous multi-course seasonal teas, having tea at Deepwood is a wonderful experience. Walking through the gardens and up the front staircase … waiting in the Solarium for the appointed hour … savoring the hot tea and feeling your jangled nerves unwinding … taking a tour of the 1984 Queen Anne Victorian home … it's a relaxing celebration that you're invited to share! By the way, if you feel that taking yourself and a friend or family-member to tea with no special occasion is too indulgent, just call it an “educational experience”. You're sure to pick up a bit of history during your tour of Deepwood, and learn interesting information as special guests share their expertise during Deepwood's “Pouring History” teas. Isn't it time for a cuppa? Visit their Event Calendar to learn more about upcoming teas at Historic Deepwood Estate September 1st First Saturday Tea & Tour 10 AM $10 October 6th Pouring History Tea Series – Annual Quilter's Tea “ … and Red all Over” – A Celebration of Redwork and Red & White Quilts with special guest Rachel Greco of Grandma's Attic in Dallas. 11 AM or 2 PM $30 Part of Quiltopia – a Weekend of Quilting Events in Salem November 2nd Pouring History Tea Series - Fabulous Fall Flowers Tea with special guest Deb Wallig of Heath Florist in Salem 11:30 AM $30 November 3rd First Saturday Tea & Tour 10 AM $10 December 15th Holiday Tea at Deepwood – A special Yuletide event with Deepwood in her holiday splendor. 11 AM or 2 PM $30 Interested? Call now, reservations are required and seating is limited. 503-363-1825 Want more? Get the Absolutely Heritage ticket before your next visit to Salem for admission 4 museums for just $20! When you purchase one ticket and you will be able to visit these four Salem-area heritage museums: Bush House Museum Located within beautiful Bush's Pasture Park adjacent to an 1882 Conservatory, a collection of vintage roses, an orchard with fruit and flowering trees, 3 contemporary art galleries and a gift shop, and an array of trails for walking, jogging, or running. Hallie Ford Museum of Art With a collection of over 6,000 culturally and historically diverse objects from ancient times to modern day, the museum supports the liberal arts curriculum of the University, and is a vital cultural resource for the City of Salem and beyond. Historic Deepwood Estate Historic Deepwood Estate is an 1894 Queen Anne Victorian Home situated on approximately 4 acres of manicured gardens and nature trails set in the heart of Salem near its downtown core. Willamette Heritage Center at The Mill The Willamette Heritage Center at The Mill, a unification between Mission Mill Museum and Marion County Historical Society, is a stroll through the history of the Willamette Valley. Its 5-acre campus is home to the 1841 Jason Lee house (arguably the oldest wooden framed house in Oregon), 1841 Willamette Mission Parsonage, 1847 John Boon home, 1858 Pleasant Grove Church and the 1896 Thomas Kay Woolen Mill, named an American Treasure by the National Park Service photo credit: catchesthelight via photo pin cc