When you arrive, you may pause a moment, thinking you’ve entered the wrong place – and time. Have you discovered your great grandparents’ cozy library? A professor’s study? A poet’s hideaway? Yes! to all of the above – and a convivial bar to boot. Sip coffee by a window overlooking the gardens, curl up with a book by the fire, or enjoy evening cocktails, toasting Billy Scott himself. Scott was a poet who lived at the lodge in the 1940s when it was a home for aging Masons. He was also among the very first class of students at University of Oregon when it opened for its first academic term in 1876. Billy Scott Bar can be found on the second floor of the main manor.