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1952–2013 · UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME (BOUNDARY)
Boundary — neither claimed nor dropped: the famous house at this ground's edge institution is the Morris Inn on the University of Notre Dame campus, a few miles northwest of the town line. Ernest M. Morris's gift of $1 million built it; it was dedicated in 1952 with 92 rooms, and it traded as the university's own inn for sixty years before closing in October 2012 for the rebuild: reopened in late August–September 2013 after a renovation of more than $30 million, at 132 rooms and 18 suites, AAA Four Diamond, and a member of Historic Hotels of America. It stands in this section at exactly that size — a paragraph — because it is the lodging house this area is known by, it is not Osceola's, and the Osceola traveller's relation to it is the Notre Dame relation the whole county shares. Nothing larger is claimed for it and it is not dropped for being the university's.
Sources: Morris Inn and University of Notre Dame record of the 1952 dedication and the 2012–2013 renovation, as openly published and read November 2026.