This 1928 restored colonial home has captured the elegance of the 1940's with lovely themed rooms. It began as a family estate and became an inn in 1961. Its namesake, Charles W. Morgan, the famous whaling industry giant, once roamed this area of Connecticut and his fishing vessel resides on display in Mystic Harbor. This unique inn has been refurbished down to the curve of the pane glass windows, french doors, and other fixtures. Each of the five bedrooms is decorated with collectibles from the 1940's, embracing an admiration for the music of a bygone time. Browse through the inn to see the antique phonographs and photo albums, which help guests travel back to the wonderful days of Swing and Big Band. Guests can gather in the main room to relax or they can stretch beyond the fireplace and into the cozy sun porch. The inviting dining area and kitchen accommodate intimate weddings or meetings.