Henderson House
201 North Green, Stafford 67578, Kansas, USA
+1 620 2346048
http://www.hendersonbandb.com
201 North Green, Stafford 67578, Kansas, USA
+1 620 2346048
http://www.hendersonbandb.com
General and in-room facilities and services available at Henderson House
summer garden
summer terrace/patio
conference room
rooms for non-smokers
luggage storage
garage places on site
quiet surroundings
credit/debit cards accepted
television set in room
telephone in room
tea and coffee making facilities
refrigerator in room
kitchenette in room
en-suite/private bathroom
hairdryer in room
Some excerpts from the website of Henderson House that might be useful
Welcome to our neighborhood; The Henderson House Inn and Retreat Center. Office: 105 N. Green, Stafford, KS 67578 · 1-800-888-1417 ·. (click to view pages). Retreat Conference Center.; Four Victorian-era houses and an historic church.; 18 rooms and 18 private baths.; 45 beds and 54 bed spaces.; Commercial kitchen and dining rooms.; Central heating and air conditioning in all facilities to view Daily Availability Calendar. Review Monthly Availability Calendar for all rooms at bottom of Home Page. Go to House Page to make Reservations Request for Individual Rooms.; Wireless Internet and many other technological enhancements.; Spa / Game Room with fully enclosed six-seater hot tub.; Scrap booking space for 50 people.; Meeting space for up to 125 people.; Group/retreat rates available. Spacious. Warm. Inviting. Relaxing; All within two blocks on the same street in lovely Stafford, Kansas. Game/Spa Room: Pretty Cool! Pretty Hot! It;s a game room with Cable TV to watch the sports events, play snooker, cards, or just talk. The six-seater hot tub is attached--just step from the game room into the tub! The hot tub is covered but with a surround view of the outdoors. Located between the Henderson House and the Littlefield House near the Littlefield Pavilion. Retreat and Conference Facilities: Ye Olde Church equipped with modern technology. Surround-Sound theater system with digital projector capable of presenting movies, cable programming, and slideshow presentations. 100-person capacity. The Littlefield Pavilion is wired; and connected. Terrific lighting for Scrapping and Quilting. Multiple electric circuits for quilting. Connected to an historic 6-room house, the Pavilion is 26 x 36 feet, with a large patio accessed by two sets of French doors. A great setting for gatherings of all sorts. Wet Bar and bathroom included. The Game/Spa Room with hot tub attached is just steps away. Besides business conferences and personal getaways, many come for scrap book retreats, quilting retreats, family reunions, family Christmas celebrations, church retreats, marriage retreats, bird watcher conclaves, hunter weekends, weddings and wedding receptions. Our facilities are warm, historic, quiet, refreshing, invigorating and downright neighborly. The Henderson complex is a whole;neighborhood within the town. Stafford is a small, quiet town of about 1300. Downtown Stafford is within easy walking distance. Much of Stafford was built between 1900 1920... And that is most of what you will see today. It;s a very charming community. There are more properties in Stafford listed on the National Register of Historic Places than in any other town our size (Stafford Library, old Farmers National Bank Building, Stafford Methodist Church, Henderson House, Spickard House, Covenanter Church- last 3 are ours). Welcome to our neighborhood;for special events, overnight (or longer) stays, retreats, seminars, and conferences. Attention: Sports teams. 35 easy minutes via US 50 from Fun Valley, Hutchinson. Great for families and groups. A wonderful vacation location while playing ball. Special rates for teams over extended period. Can;t beat our prices and facilities. No bed tax. Stafford is 85 miles NW of Wichita via KS-96 and US-50. Click map to see larger Stafford map. Coming Soon: Wedding page, Special Events page. Kansas Bed Breakfast Association. Innkeeper: Marie Thompson Office: 105 N. Green, Stafford, KS 67578 Reservations: 1-800-888-1417 or 1-316-682-5803. Owners: Clare Nancy Moore. Copyright © 2008 Claremont Enterprises
302 N. Green Stafford, Kansas. Built by Colonel and Mrs. August Weide in 1904, they built it as a retirement home after building a fortune in ranching and farming. Many changes were made to the interior. However, much of the original woodwork and floor plan remain intact. There are three two-room suites plus two regular rooms, all with private baths, in this home. The first floor is well suited to combining the three first floor units to accommodate multiple occupant lodging such as for nuclear family stays or hunter's lodging. Ground floor two-room suite with kitchen. 4 extra-long twin beds or 2 king beds. Private bath. Cable TV. Phone. Also includes couch. $85. Newly redecorated in cheery yellow includes queen bed and twin. Sitting area includes couch cable TV. Full lovely new private bath with hair dryer and neo-angle shower. Small coffee maker in room. Ground floor unit with outside entrance. Phone and TV with cable. $65. Newly redecorated includes two extra long twins, that can be locked together to make a king bed, plus a full bed. Lovely full new bath with hair dryer and neo-angle shower. Small coffee maker in room. Ground floor unit with outside entrance. Phone and TV with cable. $65. A two room suite with queen bed and two twins (one pops up to form a queen bed if attached together) kitchenette with refrigerator. Private bath, TV, Phone. 2nd floor unit. $65. The Gentleman's Suite. A two room suite with queen bed and two duo twin beds. Private bath, TV, Phone. 2nd floor unit. $65. August Weide was born November 27, 1844, in Germany. He came to United States as a boy in 1863 and located in Milwaukee where he found employment. He enlisted in Company K, 9th Wisconsin Infantry and was engaged in several important battles during the Civil War without being wounded. He was honorably discharged in 1866. On October 17, 1867, he married Caroline Meyer, who was also a native of Germany. She died in 1916. Seven children were born to this union including Mrs. Emma Thompson, a former resident of Stafford and mother of Joy Thompson. Mr. Weide moved his family to Kansas in 1878 and settled in Saline County. They later moved to Barton County. Here the family worked hard and accumulated land and wealth. Mr. and Mrs. Weide retired to Stafford and built a fine residence. Mr. Weide was friendly, knowledgable, and always stood by his convictions. The Weide Opera House was named for Mr. Weide who had contributed both effort and generous monetary support toward its erection in 1910. In 1916 Mr. Weide married Lena Pankrata who preceded him in death only a few months in 1922. Both were buried in the Stafford Cemetery where an elaborate family monument stands. Stafford Courier 7/24/22
THE LITTLEFIELD HOUSE. 216 N. Green Stafford, Kansas. Built in 1903, the Littlefield House is our newest facility, with six rooms, six private baths and 14 beds. Located next door to the Henderson House, Littlefield has been recently restored to near-original condition. We have added a Great Room; the Pavilion - at the rear for large group use. The Front Parlor makes for a great gathering area with large TV. Connected to an historic 6-room house, the Littlefield Pavilion is 26 x 36 feet, with a large patio accessed by two sets of French doors. A great setting for gatherings of all sorts. Ample space for up to 50 people--$75 for one day / $95 for two days / $35 per day for 3 or more days. Pavilion includes bathroom, wet bar and space for refreshments. The Game/Spa Room with hot tub attached is just steps away. Terrific lighting for scrapping and quilting. Multiple electric circuits for quilting. THE PARLOR Ground-floor room, One King size bed and one twin size bed with shower/tub whirlpool combo in huge private bathroom-$90*. THE BUTLER;S QUARTERS Ground-floor room, one full size bed, private bath with shower-surround on clawfooted tub -$55*. MASTER LITTLEFIELD;S ROOM Second-floor room. Three extra-long twin beds (two can combine into a king bed), private bath with neo-angle type shower-$75*. MAE;S ROOM Second-floor room. Three extra-long twin beds, private bath with neo-angle type shower-$75*. LA CLARE;S ROOM Second-floor room with bay window. Two extra-long twin beds (Can be combined for a King bed) with neo-angle type shower-$65*. MAX;S ROOM Second-floor room. Two extra-long twin beds, private bath with neo-angle type shower-$60*. * Sleeping room prices shown are per night for up to two persons, do not include sales tax, and do include breakfast the following morning. Additional persons are $7.50 per night. Rates subject to change.
Stafford Area Attractions. Stafford County Country Club . The course which is 6 miles west and 1½ miles south of Stafford, is a 9 hole golf course with grass greens. It's open to the public; pay when you play. For groups it's great fun to do a scramble tournament where those of all skill levels can have a great time. Perfect activity for renewing friendships or getting acquainted. Stafford Swimming Pool . (620) 234-5827 The pool is 3 blocks north of Henderson House on Green Street and can be reserved for private parties with pool manager. Pool opens Memorial Day weekend. The pool is generally open in the afternoons for public swimming. Private group evening swimming can be arranged.. Gold Crown Lanes-Bowling (620) 234-5827 . 225 S. Main Stafford, Ks 67578 8 lanes, pool tables, video games, concession (light refreshments and beer) . Stafford County Historical Museum . (620) 234-5664 Located at 100 S. Main in Stafford, this 21-room museum depicts the county's history through artifacts dating from the 1800's to the present. A wealth of regional data is maintained in the genealogical libray. Open Tuesday-Thursday 1:30-3:30pm, Saturday. 2-4pm, or by appt. . Nora E. Larabee Memorial Library . Nora E. Larabee Memorial Library at 108 N. Union is a memorial to the only daughter of two of the town's leading citizens. It is built of red brick, and has beautiful beveled glass windows, gargoyle rain spouts, 20-ft ornate tin ceilings, and a gorgeous stained glass window containing a portrait of Nora Larabee. For those who love beautiful buildings, it's well worth a visit. . Ritz Theater - Glennis Freund. (620) 234-6951 Located 100 block S. Main, in Stafford, the building is available for concerts and private movie showings; cost is $25/hr. or $100/day. Two projectors are available(16m 35m-gas.) Movie rental and projectionist costs would be separate costs. At this time the building is not air conditioned but plans are under way. . Quivira National Wildlife Refuge (12 miles). (620) 486-2393 Stafford is The Gateway to the. Quivira National Wildlife Refuge. 6 miles north and 6 miles east of Stafford. The refuge is a birdwatcher's paradise. . Stafford County Flour Mills (13 miles). (620) 458-4121 Hudson Cream Flour is milled here. Very interesting and educational tours are available. is also home to the really good Wheatland Cafe. . Kansas Cosmosphere (35 miles). (620) 662-2305 Possibly the best Space Museum in the country, the facility also includes an Imax Theater. See http://www.cosmo.org/. 1100 N. Plum Hutchinson, KS 67501 . Fort Larned National Historic Site (40 miles). (620) 285-6911 The fort is on state highway 156, six miles west of Larned. This military post was established in 1859 to offer protection to travelers on the Santa Fe Trail. The fort is one of the best preserved forts of the Indian wars period. There are nine original buildings, all restored, surrounding the parade grounds. Open 8:30AM-5:00PM See: http://www.nps.gov/fols/. Gypsum Hills Trail Ride (60 miles). (620) 886-5390 Located 10 miles west of Medicine Lodge on Hwy 160. Bob and Charlene Larson host trail rides in May; bring your own horse or make reservations for a wagon ride. At other times of year a chuck wagon dinner can be arranged: Steaks cooked over fire with trimmings for $15 per person.
302 N. Green Stafford, Kansas. Built by Colonel and Mrs. August Weide in 1904, they built it as a retirement home after building a fortune in ranching and farming. Many changes were made to the interior. However, much of the original woodwork and floor plan remain intact. There are three two-room suites plus two regular rooms, all with private baths, in this home. The first floor is well suited to combining the three first floor units to accommodate multiple occupant lodging such as for nuclear family stays or hunter's lodging. Ground floor two-room suite with kitchen. 4 extra-long twin beds or 2 king beds. Private bath. Cable TV. Phone. Also includes couch. $85. Newly redecorated in cheery yellow includes queen bed and twin. Sitting area includes couch cable TV. Full lovely new private bath with hair dryer and neo-angle shower. Small coffee maker in room. Ground floor unit with outside entrance. Phone and TV with cable. $65. Newly redecorated includes two extra long twins, that can be locked together to make a king bed, plus a full bed. Lovely full new bath with hair dryer and neo-angle shower. Small coffee maker in room. Ground floor unit with outside entrance. Phone and TV with cable. $65. A two room suite with queen bed and two twins (one pops up to form a queen bed if attached together) kitchenette with refrigerator. Private bath, TV, Phone. 2nd floor unit. $65. The Gentleman's Suite. A two room suite with queen bed and two duo twin beds. Private bath, TV, Phone. 2nd floor unit. $65. August Weide was born November 27, 1844, in Germany. He came to United States as a boy in 1863 and located in Milwaukee where he found employment. He enlisted in Company K, 9th Wisconsin Infantry and was engaged in several important battles during the Civil War without being wounded. He was honorably discharged in 1866. On October 17, 1867, he married Caroline Meyer, who was also a native of Germany. She died in 1916. Seven children were born to this union including Mrs. Emma Thompson, a former resident of Stafford and mother of Joy Thompson. Mr. Weide moved his family to Kansas in 1878 and settled in Saline County. They later moved to Barton County. Here the family worked hard and accumulated land and wealth. Mr. and Mrs. Weide retired to Stafford and built a fine residence. Mr. Weide was friendly, knowledgable, and always stood by his convictions. The Weide Opera House was named for Mr. Weide who had contributed both effort and generous monetary support toward its erection in 1910. In 1916 Mr. Weide married Lena Pankrata who preceded him in death only a few months in 1922. Both were buried in the Stafford Cemetery where an elaborate family monument stands. Stafford Courier 7/24/22
THE LITTLEFIELD HOUSE. 216 N. Green Stafford, Kansas. Built in 1903, the Littlefield House is our newest facility, with six rooms, six private baths and 14 beds. Located next door to the Henderson House, Littlefield has been recently restored to near-original condition. We have added a Great Room; the Pavilion - at the rear for large group use. The Front Parlor makes for a great gathering area with large TV. Connected to an historic 6-room house, the Littlefield Pavilion is 26 x 36 feet, with a large patio accessed by two sets of French doors. A great setting for gatherings of all sorts. Ample space for up to 50 people--$75 for one day / $95 for two days / $35 per day for 3 or more days. Pavilion includes bathroom, wet bar and space for refreshments. The Game/Spa Room with hot tub attached is just steps away. Terrific lighting for scrapping and quilting. Multiple electric circuits for quilting. THE PARLOR Ground-floor room, One King size bed and one twin size bed with shower/tub whirlpool combo in huge private bathroom-$90*. THE BUTLER;S QUARTERS Ground-floor room, one full size bed, private bath with shower-surround on clawfooted tub -$55*. MASTER LITTLEFIELD;S ROOM Second-floor room. Three extra-long twin beds (two can combine into a king bed), private bath with neo-angle type shower-$75*. MAE;S ROOM Second-floor room. Three extra-long twin beds, private bath with neo-angle type shower-$75*. LA CLARE;S ROOM Second-floor room with bay window. Two extra-long twin beds (Can be combined for a King bed) with neo-angle type shower-$65*. MAX;S ROOM Second-floor room. Two extra-long twin beds, private bath with neo-angle type shower-$60*. * Sleeping room prices shown are per night for up to two persons, do not include sales tax, and do include breakfast the following morning. Additional persons are $7.50 per night. Rates subject to change.
Stafford Area Attractions. Stafford County Country Club . The course which is 6 miles west and 1½ miles south of Stafford, is a 9 hole golf course with grass greens. It's open to the public; pay when you play. For groups it's great fun to do a scramble tournament where those of all skill levels can have a great time. Perfect activity for renewing friendships or getting acquainted. Stafford Swimming Pool . (620) 234-5827 The pool is 3 blocks north of Henderson House on Green Street and can be reserved for private parties with pool manager. Pool opens Memorial Day weekend. The pool is generally open in the afternoons for public swimming. Private group evening swimming can be arranged.. Gold Crown Lanes-Bowling (620) 234-5827 . 225 S. Main Stafford, Ks 67578 8 lanes, pool tables, video games, concession (light refreshments and beer) . Stafford County Historical Museum . (620) 234-5664 Located at 100 S. Main in Stafford, this 21-room museum depicts the county's history through artifacts dating from the 1800's to the present. A wealth of regional data is maintained in the genealogical libray. Open Tuesday-Thursday 1:30-3:30pm, Saturday. 2-4pm, or by appt. . Nora E. Larabee Memorial Library . Nora E. Larabee Memorial Library at 108 N. Union is a memorial to the only daughter of two of the town's leading citizens. It is built of red brick, and has beautiful beveled glass windows, gargoyle rain spouts, 20-ft ornate tin ceilings, and a gorgeous stained glass window containing a portrait of Nora Larabee. For those who love beautiful buildings, it's well worth a visit. . Ritz Theater - Glennis Freund. (620) 234-6951 Located 100 block S. Main, in Stafford, the building is available for concerts and private movie showings; cost is $25/hr. or $100/day. Two projectors are available(16m 35m-gas.) Movie rental and projectionist costs would be separate costs. At this time the building is not air conditioned but plans are under way. . Quivira National Wildlife Refuge (12 miles). (620) 486-2393 Stafford is The Gateway to the. Quivira National Wildlife Refuge. 6 miles north and 6 miles east of Stafford. The refuge is a birdwatcher's paradise. . Stafford County Flour Mills (13 miles). (620) 458-4121 Hudson Cream Flour is milled here. Very interesting and educational tours are available. is also home to the really good Wheatland Cafe. . Kansas Cosmosphere (35 miles). (620) 662-2305 Possibly the best Space Museum in the country, the facility also includes an Imax Theater. See http://www.cosmo.org/. 1100 N. Plum Hutchinson, KS 67501 . Fort Larned National Historic Site (40 miles). (620) 285-6911 The fort is on state highway 156, six miles west of Larned. This military post was established in 1859 to offer protection to travelers on the Santa Fe Trail. The fort is one of the best preserved forts of the Indian wars period. There are nine original buildings, all restored, surrounding the parade grounds. Open 8:30AM-5:00PM See: http://www.nps.gov/fols/. Gypsum Hills Trail Ride (60 miles). (620) 886-5390 Located 10 miles west of Medicine Lodge on Hwy 160. Bob and Charlene Larson host trail rides in May; bring your own horse or make reservations for a wagon ride. At other times of year a chuck wagon dinner can be arranged: Steaks cooked over fire with trimmings for $15 per person.
