 | July Special |
| August Special |
| September Special |
| Antique Hunting near the Inn |
| Susie the Duck Days |
| Story of Susie the Duck |
| Lodi/Madison Area Activities |
| News from the Treasure |
STAY ANY FIVE CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS AND RECEIVE $100 DISCOUNT OFF YOUR STAY
IN ANY ROMANTIC SUITE. ANY NON-SUITE (QUEEN ANNE'S LACE & WILD GINGER) FIVE NIGHT
STAY AND SAVE $50
Click here for details OR CALL THE INN AT 800-859-5199
APT (AMERICAN PLAYERS THEATRE) SPECIAL. ATTEND APT DURING YOUR STAY, SHOW
YOUR TICKET STUB AND SAVE F$25 OFF YOUR TWO NIGHT STAY.
ANOTHER SPECIAL: STAY ANY THREE CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS AND SAVE $40 IN A ROMANTIC
SUITE.
Click here for details OR CALL THE INN AT 800-859-5199
ANY REMAINING SUITE ANY WEEKDAY ONLY $160. ANY REMAINING NON-SUITES ONLY $100 ON WEEKDAYS. (weekdays are Sun - Thurs).
For those of you who enjoy to shop, hunt for or just browse antique malls and shops, there
numerous locations within 30 minutes of the Inn. Our favorites are located in Madison and
Mount Horeb. Click here for the addresses and phone numbers of antique malls near the Inn.
The annual Susie the Duck Days arrives on Saturday, August 13. Stay at the Inn and enjoy numerous
festivities on Saturday. There are games, a parade and car show plus a DUCK RACE.
The wrought iron arch above Spring Creek says it all: Home of Susie the Duck. However,
one of the most common inquiries heard in Lodi concerns the distinction given this duck,
called Susie. The simple, but charming story, springs from the nest of the country mallard
who settled in downtown Lodi in 1948. She laid her eggs in a masonry flower basket at the bridge
where guests could observe her brood. The duck captured the imagination of Lodi Police
chief Will Breunig, who promptly named the mascot "Susie" after his granddaughter. However,
this is only part of the story. Her maternal mannerisms endeared the brown bird to many other
locals. Soon, word of her faithful annual return to the flower basket to hatch two clutches of eggs
each year gained national media attention. Ambitious city fathers decided to seize the spotlight
and host the first "Susie the Duck Festival". That tradition of recognizing Susie and her feathered
friends continues to this day.
You may view all area activates, by going to www.visitmadison.com. This website lists
activities for Madison and all communities in the area.
For the latest edition, click here http://www.victoriantreasure.com/news.htm
Renee & Eric Degelau Owner-Innkeepers
Victorian Treasure Inn
115 Prairie St
Lodi, WI 53555
800-859-5199
