THE LIGHT’S ON.

You’ll leave grateful.

Gratitude is a six-bedroom Victorian on a corner in Residence Hill, Sheridan, Wyoming. A table long enough for every relative. A letter station in the parlor. A practice, not a stay.

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There are places that ask you to be quiet and careful.
There are houses that sit you down at their table.
This is the second kind.

— Lucy

What makes Gratitude, Gratitude.

A house that gathers.

Six bedrooms. Two fireplaces. A Table that seats eight or more. A parlor stocked with cards and games for any age. In the dining room, a basket of conversation starters that pull a few generations into a single story. The gathering is the point. Gathering up your own thoughts to share is the point too.

A practice, not a stay.

A thank-you note station in the parlor. Letterpress stationery, real fountain pens, a wax seal. Write someone a note — we mail it Friday.

A Sheridan tradition.

Thirteen gatherings a year, open to the town. A Christmas Concert. A Thanksgiving dinner for locals whose family isn’t coming this year. A mystery weekend with local actors. The calendar fills the months the bookings don’t.

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The House

Built 1920. Kept carefully.

Six bedrooms. One of them — the Bunkhouse — has canvas-tent closets the kids ask for by name. One of them — Sanctuary — is on the main floor, for the guest whose mobility is having a complicated season. A working fireplace, restored this spring. A queen made of logs that’s a hundred years old. Both are good.

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Gratitude Sheridan — restored 1920 Victorian at golden hour, front walk and porch

Thirteen gatherings a year. The next is…

Open to Sheridan. The next three:

Tentative — gatherings we're considering. Dates and lineups confirmed in the Letter.

Late June

Summer Salon I — Solstice

Singer-songwriter on the Porch. Lemonade. 30 tickets.

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Last Saturday of October

Harvest Dinner

Wyoming-sourced long-table dinner. Local chef. 18 seats.

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Second Saturday of December

The Christmas Concert

Acoustic duo in the Parlor. Mulled wine, Lucy’s cookies. 25 tickets.

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The Letter

One note from Lucy. One upcoming gathering. Monthly. That’s it.

We don’t send much. We send well.

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If the gathering matters, the house is ready.

Weddings of ten. Rehearsal dinners. Memorial weekends. Reunions that needed a real kitchen. Private concerts. Anniversary dinners for twelve.

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The Dining Room at Gratitude Sheridan — long mahogany table set for twelve under a crystal chandelier, candles lit, bread board and wine, the Parlor visible through open pocket doors.

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A Note You'll Find in Every Room

In loving memory of Kally Klose.

Welcome to Gratitude — a place to feel at home away from home.

In loving memory of my mother, Kally Klose, you will find a thank-you note card and envelope for your use. Kally was well known for her passionate belief in a simple "Thank you." She often wrote notes of gratitude and appreciation to a waiter, a flight attendant, a customer service representative, or a friend.

Kally believed that the world was overflowing with complaints and criticism, and would be a better place if folks more often just said "Thank you."

While you're here, give some thought to those in your life who have made a rough patch a little easier, encouraged you when you needed it, or simply made you feel appreciated. Then pull out the notecard and write a few heartfelt lines to someone you believe needs to know how much their honest and selfless actions or kind words mean to you.

Take your note with you and deliver it yourself — or address and seal it, and we will be sure it is stamped and mailed the next day.

It's worth remembering.

— Lucy, for her mother Kally

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