Country Inn, 2841 N. Reynolds Rd.

Country Inn was converted from a residential home (see image directly below) to a business c1964. As a residence it appears to have been the home of George F. Glass, who ran the Shetland Ranch pony stable on the rear of the property.

Note the partial view of the small cottage home at the far left. An additional building was added between the home and the cottage that connected all three c1964.
1949. Before Shetland Ranch. Home w/garage and small cottage house next door are visible in this image (circled in white).
4-26-1953

Glass sold the property in late 1953. It appears to have then became Joe Harrison’s pony ranch.

9-11-1953
1955. Home w/garage (circled in white) and small cottage house next door are visible in this image. Also shows horse stable and riding area circled in black.

Country Inn opened c1964.

10-26-1964
1964. Image shows Country Inn with addition directly next to it (w/ dark roof), connecting it to the small cottage home.
11-4-1964
12-7-1965
6-14-1967
1967
9-5-1968
1980.

Country Inn closed c1969. Became the Oak’en Bucket (1970). You can see the old house in the Oak’en Bucket image below (right half of the restaurant).

…and here (right of center).

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