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Rivercene Mansion B and B

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127 County Road 463
New Franklin, MO 65274
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Elegant Architecture

rivercene was constructed by captain joseph b. kinney, who ran a line of 21 sternwheelers up and down the missouri river, between 1864 and 1869 and is the earliest example of second empire or baroque revival this far west.
  • Room Rates From (to $159.00) $109.00
  • Suites From (to $249.00) $195.00

Main Hall & Stairway

this beautiful hand-carved stairway, hewn by european artisans of the finest mahogany, cypress and walnut, has been the place where many memories were made-brides and debutantes presented, ladies in long flowing dresses greeting their gentleman-callers-and katy trail bikers retiring for a restful night, or a relaxing whirlpool bath.
  • Room Rates From (to $159.00) $109.00
  • Suites From (to $249.00) $195.00

Parlor & Dining Room

the detailed hand-painted border that surrounds the parlor was created in the late 1800s by captain kinney's daughter, cora kinney hurt.this magnificent mansion will capture you with its character, history and period style. come and experience the history with a stay at rivercene mansion bed & breakfast.
  • Room Rates From (to $159.00) $109.00
  • Suites From (to $249.00) $195.00

Blue Room

$119.00
at the top of the master staircase, this sunny room of soothing shades of blue has an oak four poster bed, leather recliner and antiques. a hand-carved marble fireplace will warm you in the winter. (shower)

Kate Kinney Suite

originally the nanny's room and nursery, these rooms welcome the sunrise, but you'll need your stepping stool to climb into the high, huge oak four-poster nanny's bed.
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127 County Road 463
New Franklin, MO 65274
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660-848-2497
http://www.rivercene.com/
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Historic Rivercene, on the National Historic Registry, is a large mansion built by the industrious riverboat baron, Captain Joseph Kinney. His fleet carried passengers and freight from New Orleans to Montana. A single trip netted Captain Kinney $50,000, which he used to build and furnish Rivercene. The home has eleven imported marble fireplaces, 300-pound walnut front doors, a hand-carved mahogany railing for the grand staircase, and eleven bedrooms. The State of Missouri copied the architectural plan of Rivercene for the present Governor's Mansion.