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Harrison House Bed & Breakfast
2014 11th Street, Wichita Falls, (940) 322-2299
Oil man, developer and philanthropist N.H. Martin built this spacious Prairie style home in 1919. After the discovery of oil on the family ranch in nearby Jolly, Texas, Martin and partner, W. B. Hamilton, went on to build the Country Club Estates and donate the land on which Hardin Junior College (now Midwestern State University) was built. The home features 10-foot ceilings, narrow-board oak floors, a hand-carved mantelpiece, gumwood paneling, detailed moldings and four distinctively appointed bedrooms. Rooms 4. Reserve early.
The Henrietta Township Bed & Breakfast
On The Square, 102 N. Bridge, Henrietta, Texas 76365, (940) 538-6968
Relive the feel of the pioneer era in this historically restored building constructed in 1883. Take time to enjoy a long, hot bubble bath in an antique claw-footed tub. Be catered to with hot tea served in your room, gourmet breakfasts, homemade muffins and a cup of hot chocolate before bed. Choose from a Pioneer Room, Victorian Room, "Ma Belle" Telephone Room, Cowboy Room and "Miss Katy" Train Room. Murder Mystery Weekends - All mysteries are based on actual happenings in the area and include authentic period costumes. Call for dates.
The Spur Hotel
110 North Center (Highway 79), Archer City, Texas 76351, (940) 574-2501
Upon arrival at the Spur Hotel, unforgettable distinction begins at the front doors, where stained-glass spurs welcome you to the spirit of Archer City. The Spur Hotel was built in 1928 and was originally named the Andrews Hotel which closed in 1966. The hotel has 11 private rooms and baths, each cleverly designed with an imaginative mixture of the old and new Spanish, Indian and Western decor.
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