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I think it has to do with sounding modern & p.c. Inn keeper sounds a touch feudal; landlord or host is friendly and comtemporary. Same as saying bus driver instead of coachman. Personally I find the old terms more charming.
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What is a keeper of an inn called?
I should think they're simply called 'innkeepers'.
What is a man who keeps an inn or boarding house?
A landlord is the modern equivalent of a male who owns an inn or boarding house.The female modern equivalent is landlady.In the past, a person who owned an inn was called an innkeeper. In some places, especially small villages in England, they are still called this.
What are the release dates for The Inn Keeper - 2010?
The Inn Keeper - 2010 was released on: USA: December 2010
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A pubkeeper in England is called a "Publican" or "Landlord" and more often today the "Licsensee"
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an inn keeper
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Jeremy Bowen
What do you call a person who owns an inn?
Innkeeper
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What 19th German occupation is a wirth?
Wirt ...from Wirtshaus....an Inn Keeper.
What actors and actresses appeared in One Night at the Inn - 2010?
The cast of One Night at the Inn - 2010 includes: Felix Bell as The Stranger David Sterne as Inn Keeper
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a park keeper
