Elegant Guest Rooms * Weddings * Receptions * Meeting Space * Corporate Retreats * Events. The Cornerstone Mansion, historically known as the is a focal point of Omaha's historic. popular with the wealthy at the turn of the century. No expense was spared when prominent Omahans Charles and Bertha Offutt built. Offutt Air Force Base was named for their son Jarvis. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Trust. A Landmark of the City of Omaha. The Mansion began serving as a Bed and Breakfast in the mid 1980s. Today, Innkeepers invite guests to enjoy our surroundings, reminiscent of a bygone era. Guests have a choice of seven guest rooms, each has a private bath, four are suites, and all are distinctively different in decor. All guest rooms include. Free Wi-Fi Internet access, telephones and televisions. Some rooms have fireplaces, sunporches, desks, and over-sized claw-foot tubs. Now reserving space for. What better place to have your. Business, Family, or Organizations. Call Julie or Mark today! 402 558 7600 or 888 883 7745. We have gift certificates available year-round. They are the perfect way to say. Congratulations, Happy Birthday, or Thank You to that special friend, client, or valued employee. We offer competitive rates as well as. We specialize in Business Travelers Sunday - Thursday. Once you stay here, you won't want to stay anyplace else. When you're tired of the same old hotel room! . Guests of the Cornerstone Mansion are invited to use the facilities at Omaha's Premiere Downtown Fitness Facility, The Pinnacle Club. Guests are encouraged to relax in the large library featuring a fireplace, 125 year old Weber Box Grand Piano. relax outside under one of our gazebos in the garden. or just relax and watch TV. Breakfast is served in the formal dining room complete with ornately carved woodwork and a beautiful mosaic tile fireplace. We serve a continental Breakfast Monday - Friday. (Fresh baked muffins, cereals, fruit, bagels, breads, juices, and coffee). We serve a full cooked gourmet breakfast on. Saturday and Sunday. (Our menu changes weekly.). When you're tired of the same old hotel room try your new home away from home. To make a reservation or an inquiry to the Cornerstone feel free to contact us toll-free at 888-883-7745 or send us an E-mail at reservations@cornerstonemansion.com. The mansion is conviently located near the. University of Nebraska Medical Center, Creighton University, The Creighton University Medical Center, Boystown National Research Hospital, The Durham Research Center, The Lied Transplant Center, The University of Nebraska, Mutual of Omaha, as well as. Downtown Omaha, The QWest Center, and the Historic Old Market area. We are also minutes from shopping, restaraunts, Omaha's Childrens Museum, Joslyn Art Museum, Durham Western Heritage Museum, Omaha Community Playhouse, Holland Performing Arts Center, Omaha Royals Baseball and NCAA College World Series Rosenblatt Stadium, Riverboat Casinos, and the Henry Doorly Zoo. We are located directly across the street from the historic. Nestled on six landscaped acres. The home was completed in 1904 for George and Sarah Joslyn. They called their estate 'Lynhurst'. We have a five(5) day cancellation policy. 30 days on 3 or more rooms. Sorry, no exceptions.

Guests have a choice of seven guest rooms. Each has a private bath, four are suites, and all are distinctively different in decor. All rooms include free Wi-Fi internet service. Below you will find that perfect room to meet your needs. The gem of the mansion. This floor to ceiling mahogany room features a king bed, antique sofa and chairs, a huge window seat, a decorative mosaic tile fireplace, a clawfoot tub right in the room next to the bed, and a bath with a shower too! This room was named for Charles Offutt, the first lord of the manor. This room defines luxury. This room is a house favorite with its king size canopy bed, large desk, dressing room with a day bed and large full bath with an oversized clawfoot tub. This room was named for its light, airy, southern feel. The master bedroom of the mansion, offers a queen sized canopy bed, working ornate-tile fireplace and over sized clawfoot tub in the expansive bath. A favorite among those looking for a romantic setting. This room was named for its beautiful Royal Doulton fireplace. This room features classic mission-style furnishings, including a king sized bed, along with ornate antiques. The room boasts a beautiful view of the historic Joslyn Castle. This room was named for its lovely view of the historic Joslyn Castle and its six acre landscaped estate. This room invites guests to relax with a unique full sized mahogany bed and beautiful gas log fireplace. This charming room has exclusive access to the furnished second story of our sunporch (weather permitting). A genuine European water closet adds to the fun. This room was named for its huge sleeping porch complete with another bed, couch, loveseat, and table and chairs. This room sits at the top of the house. Along with the extra privacy, this suite offers a queen sized bed in each of two bedrooms and an original ornate-tiled full bath. This room was named for the Historic Omaha Family that built this glorious mansion. Our Garden Room is being remodeled at this time. We at the Cornerstone Mansion are always working to make your experience better.

Weddings at the Cornerstone Mansion are magical and sure to be remembered by your guests. We can accommodate up to 75 people for a cocktail reception or 50 for a formal seated event. Host your entire event at the mansion from the Pre-nuptial Dinner to the Wedding and Reception as well as Showers or Gift Openings. We have 7 guest rooms to accommodate your out of town guests, or for the wedding party. We offer packages that include all aspects of your wedding from guest rooms to the ceremony and reception. Your wedding can be casual or elegant. We will do our best to accommodate your particular needs. When you rent for your event You have access to the entire main floor of the mansion, as well as the grand staircase, sunporch and gazebos in the patio area. Below you will find a sampling of weddings and receptions at the Cornerstone Mansion Inn. The Worlds Best Wedding Cake not an ad, just my opinion-Mark. All photographs are the property of Mark J. O'Leary and may not be reproduced for any reason without permission. All Rights Reserved. 2006

The Cornerstone Mansion offers many ways to facilitate your meeting. We have a conference table that will seat 16, several different locations on the main floor for break-out sessions, and we can arrange for whatever A/V needs your group may have. We can also provide breakfast or lunch and/or coffee and beverage service. We offer an hourly rate or full/half day rates. We can also accommodate any out of town guests your group may include. So when planning that next meeting think of the Cornerstone Mansion where it doesn't feel like your at the office. Meet in the formal dining room or on the sunporch or patio, or in the library by the mahogany and onyx fireplace. A few of the companies that have held events or housed clients include: UNMC, Creighton University, Conagra, Mutual of Omaha, University of Nebraska at Omaha, PayPal, EBAY. Chamber of Commerce, Destination Midtown, MaryKay Cosmetics, Drake University, Daily Non-Pariel, Union Pacific Railroad, US Cellular, Nebraska Democratic Party, and many more. for more information.

The Offutt mansion was completed in 1894 as a wedding gift from Casper and Anna Yost to their only daughter. Bertha. Bertha Yost wed Charles Offutt in 1892 in Omaha. The Offutt Air Force Base in Bellevue, Nebraska was named for their son a pilot killed in World War I. The home was built by world famous architect. Henry Ives Cobb. The home is a two and one-half story 17 room mansion located in Omaha's Historic. Gold Coast area. The mansion features Gothic Revival architecture with a symmetrical facade, steeply pitched tomato red slate roof and impressive front entrance. The interior of the mansion is equally impressive with a. 'Cuban Mahogany' library with a pink onyx fireplace, black walnut dining room, and quarter-sawn oak entry and grand staircase. The home was built with gas/electric ornate fixtures and wall sconces that still grace this glorious mansion. Pictured at left is Charles Offutt. He was an Omaha attorney until his death in 1898. He was the youngest Speaker of the House in his home state of Kentucky, a record he still holds today. He was 26. This is his wedding portrait taken in 1892. Pictured at right is Bertha Yost Offutt,. daughter of Casper and Anna Yost, a prominent Omaha family. Bertha lived in the mansion for over 50 years. This is her wedding portrait taken in 1892. Charles Lemuel Offutt 1856-1898 Bertha Yost Offutt 1869-1958. Pictured second from the left in the front row is Jarvis Jenness Offutt. (1894-1918). The Offutt Air Force Base in Bellevue, Nebraska is named for Omaha native Jarvis Offutt. The base was name for him in honor of being the first pilot killed from Nebraska. He was killed on November 3, 1918 in France during World War I. Pictured second from the right is Casper Enoch Yost. Seated in the center is Alexander Graham Bell. Casper Yost was his partner in the telephone company and was the President and CEO of Northwestern Bell in the midwest for over 30 years until just before his death in 1920. Pictured at far left is Bertha Yost as a young girl of eight. Pictured center is Bertha Yost Offutt at the turn of the century. Pictured at far right is Bertha Yost Offutt. Mrs. Offutt was referred to by her grandchildren and close friends as 'Bapa'. Pictured at left are Casper Yost Offutt and Jarvis Jenness Offutt, the two sons of Charles and Bertha Offutt. Pictured at right is Bertha Yost Offutt with their only daughter Virginia. Jarvis was killed in action in 1918 in France as a pilot during World War I and Casper lived into his 90's in Omaha. Most of the existing Offutt family now live on the west coast. Casper and Anna Yost standing at the front entrance of the mansion. This photo was taken as they were leaving to attend the opera in 1906. These photos were taken in the mansion in November of 1916. The Yost's were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary and Anna is wearing her original wedding dress. Pictured at left is Casper Enoch Yost (1841-1920). Pictured at right is Anna Jenness Yost (1845-1920). The Offutt Mansion was given as a wedding gift to Bertha and Charles Offutt, The Yosts only daughter and was completed in 1894 at a cost of $15,000. Upon Charles death in 1898 the Yosts moved into the mansion with Bertha and family. They lived out their lives here. This is a postcard from that showed the 39th Street view to the north from Dodge Street. home is located on the left. The historic to the right is farmland. Photographs are courtesy of Casper Offutt Jr.