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08 May Partridge Inn goes blue for Nurses week

Posted at 17:55h in Partridge Inn, Press Room by

AUGUSTA, GA May 8, 2020 – The Partridge Inn will light up its beautiful exterior in stunning blue lights to honor healthcare heroes for National Nurses Week. From Wednesday, May 6, to Tuesday, May 12, guests can take in the visually stunning sight as soon as the sun sets, with optimal viewing around 9 p.m. The historic hotel is also offering a unique cocktail for National Nurses Week, The Nightingale Margarita, named after famous nurse Florence Nightingale. 

The PI Bar and Grill is open for reservation-only dining on the verandah, rooftop and inside the restaurant.   Reservations may be made through OpenTable or by calling 706-737-8888.   Guests should specify where they would prefer to sit when making the reservation. 

National Nurses Week was established to honor nurses and healthcare professionals. It is a time to honor the hard work, dedication and commitment of those in nursing programs. The week culminates with National Nurses Day on May 12, Florence Nightingale’s birthday. Nightingale is recognized as the founder of modern nursing.

About The Partridge Inn

The Partridge Inn began life in the 1890s as a modest two-story private residence, opening as The Partridge Inn in 1910. The hotel enjoyed such great success, that expansion after expansion led to its present city-block size in 1929. The hotel gained prominence as a central gathering spot for the winter elite, hosting golf legends, presidents and legendary tea-dances in its grand halls and ballrooms, while the ground floor housed a post office, telegraph office, flower shop, bookstore, barber shop and hairdressing parlor. Over the next few decades, The Partridge Inn reigned as the epicenter for social activity and out-of-town guests. But time eventually took its toll, and the aging hotel faced total demolition in 1978. The Partridge Inn was saved, renovated, and reopened in 1987, continued to prosper and receive recognition for its restoration. Under new ownership and management, The Partridge Inn has just undergone a multi-million-dollar renovation to restore the historic hotel to its original grandeur. www.partridgeinn.com.

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