About the Osprey Inn The Osprey Inn has lent its structure to a variety of uses. The original structure was built in 1915 as a boarding house for workers at the RussellPugh Lumber Export mill. In 1917, a fast-moving fire burned the entire town of Harrison to the ground, within a block of the boarding house. In the late 20s through early 30s the former boarding house served as the Harrison town hospital, still later a doctor purchased the house and ran his practice from his home and, in 1986 the lower level was made into apartments. Finally, in 1990, the home was restored to its full glory and became the Osprey Inn Bed and Breakfast. About the Owner Sherry Moncrieff is the proud owner and proprietress of the Osprey Inn. Sherrys dream of owning and operating a Bed and Breakfast is a dream comes true. She is known for her outgoing personality, culinary skills and decorating talent which makes her the perfect person to run the Osprey. Sherry is so very happy to be a resident of the Inland Pacific Northwest. She is a California native and thanks California for the financial business opportunities which afforded her the opportunity to purchase the Inn in 2015. After a long career in the employee benefit field, she found the hectic pace of So. California to no longer fit her spiritual needs and moved to Northern Idaho She is extremely happy to be a single woman pursuing her dream to own a Bed and Breakfast. Sherry and her fur baby family are excited to have you staying with them at their new home and look forward to seeing how they can be of service to you during your stay.