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Two sisters with no hospitality experience bought a century-old inn. Here’s how it worked out

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By Francesca Street, CNN (CNN) — An idyllic turn-of-the-20th-century inn. A Canadian town neighboring Niagara Falls. Two sisters who took a spontaneous chance on a dream. If you’re thinking this sounds like the premise of a Hallmark movie or an early 2000s TV show, you’d be on the right track — in fact, sisters-turned-innkeepers Kristen and Kathryn Groom get that comparison a lot. The most frequent reference point? “Gilmore Girls,” the Amy Sherm…

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Two sisters with no hospitality experience bought a century-old inn. Here’s how it worked out

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(CNN) — An idyllic turn-of-the-20th-century inn. A Canadian town neighboring Niagara Falls. Two sisters who took a spontaneous chance on a dream. If you’re thinking this sounds like the premise of a Hallmark movie or an early 2000s TV show, you’d be on the right track — in fact, sisters-turned-innkeepers Kristen and Kathryn Groom get that comparison a lot. The most frequent reference point? “Gilmore Girls,” the Amy Sherman Palladino-created tele…

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