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Whether you're looking for a historic getaway or simply a comfortable night's sleep and an exquisite breakfast, the historic 1895 Tarlton House is the place for you. Recently renovated, the Tarlton House incorporates traditional Victorian architecture, themed decor, and modern amenities to reward you with the most pleasurable stay. With seven distinctive rooms from which to choose, let us arrange the perfect stay for you. Join us for romantic evenings with live piano serenades, or Murder Mystery Weekends; always with a gourmet meal to start every day. Customize your experience to fit your schedule and needs! Built in 1895, the Tarlton House is a stately Queen Anne Victorian style home in historic Hillsboro, Texas. The home is listed in the Texas state registry of historic buildings, and is in the US National Historic registry. |
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The Tarlton House of 1895 is one of the better known Bed & Breakfast locations in the Texas heartland. In business as a Bed & Breakfast since 1985, the Tarlton House is listed on the National Historical Register and the Historic Registry for the state of Texas. Guests of note have been: President Calvin Coolidge, television host Art Linkletter, and Olympic decathlete Rafer Johnson. The latter two men stayed at the Tarlton House several times. |
| Special PackagesMurder Mystery Weekend Such fun! One of your group is poisoned and dies. Who did it? Don your Sleuth hat to find clues, and figure out who dun ....(more) |
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In 1873, Dr. John and Frances Tarlton came to Hillsboro, Texas. Two sons, Benjamin Dudley and Green Duke, were educated in Louisiana, became attorneys and practiced law in Texas. Frances' father was Greene Duke Caller, hence the naming of her second son. Greene Duke, born February 20, 1852, came to Hillsboro with his parents in 1873, and married Sallie E Scott on June 14, 1878. The older brother, Benjamin Dudley Tarlton practiced law in Hillsboro until 1890, when he was appointed a Justice of the Supreme Court of Texas. Retiring from the bench, he later joined the faculty at the Law School of the University of Texas, 1904-1919, which now houses the Tarlton Law Library. |
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Meanwhile, back in Hillsboro, in 1895, younger brother, Greene Duke and his wife, Sarah Elizabeth, built a new home, a 3-story Queen Anne Victorian mansion, still celebrated 111 years later as the Tarlton House. Mrs. Sarah Tarlton passed away in 1907, is buried in the Hillsboro historic cemetery, and her tombstone epitaph reads:
Her sweet voice adds to the melody of the angel's songs. |
The 1895 Tarlton House is a member of the following associations:
The Heart of Texas Bed and Breakfast Owners Association
Professional Association of Innkeepers International
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