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Owner Natalie-Pass Miller has restored the fabric of black history by transforming the Iconic Magnolia House in Greensboro into a bed and breakfast.
Pass-Miller said people now have the chance to stay in the hotel where stars like Glady’s Knight and James Brown once stayed and immerse themselves in history.
Pass-Miller said she along Vivid Interiors have transformed four rooms mirroring the category of guests who once stayed in the late ’40s and ’50s.
- A bright fluffy pink and white double queen room with gold embellishments representing the “Queens of Soul.”
- The “Baldwin Room” dedicated to intellectual writers, playwrights, essayists, and poets.
- “The Legends” a room devoted to history’s sports greats and those interested in athletics.
- The “Kind of Blue Room” named after Miles Davis’s album “Kind of Blue.”
Pass-Miller said in two weeks, people will be able to reserve a room starting at $200.00 per night for up to two nights.
