James Madison High School, The Vienna Inn

The Vienna Inn

Hamilton Historical Records

In 1925, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton M. Feeser opened an ice cream parlor in the front room of their home on 120 Maple Avenue. In 1960, Mike Abraham purchased the site of the residential ice cream parlor and renamed it the Vienna Inn.

Author’s Note:

Author Philip Hamilton, and his James Madison High School friends, used to dine together at the Vienna Inn.

Published by Hamilton Historical Records

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