The proprietor of the Vienna House, a hotel in Vienna, in 1870 was Edward O. Bartholomew. The establishment offered "first-class accommodations" to travelers.
The Vienna House was likely located on the southeast corner of Vienna Center according to an 1874 map. The hotel on the northeast corner of the center on the map below was the Temperance House.
By 1899, the site of the former hotel was occupied by "Dr. Rogers Office" according to a 1899 Vienna Township map, which may have been Dr. Buffon Rogers, veterinary surgeon.
Contributor: Christine Novicky