The Dickey House Bed & Breakfast, Ltd.

331 South Clay Street, Marshfield, Missouri 65706
Innkeeper(s): Michaelene & Larry Stevens
 
  • Introduction

    The Dickey House Bed and BreakfastThe Dickey House, a lovely and gracious Greek Revival mansion and now a Missouri bed and breakfast, was built at the turn of the century by Samuel N. Dickey, a prominent prosecuting attorney, and it remained in the family until 1970.

    As a Springfield area bed and breakfast, this majestic home invites you to step back in time. From the first glimpse of this massive mansion, with its three foot diameter columns and intricate woodwork on the widows walk directly above the beveled glass front entrance, you feel that you have entered an era that has long since passed.
    Beautiful Gardens
    "A Refuge in the Hills" says Time Magazine.

    The Dickey House bed and breakfast is a lovely and gracious Greek Revival mansion offering a variety of Missouri accommodations in Marshfield, Missouri. With well-appointed guestrooms, each with a private bath, beautiful gardens and gourmet breakfasts included in our rates, the Dickey House is an ideal alternative to Marshfield's typical hotel lodging. Located just 65 miles from Branson, Missouri, we are an easy day-trip to all of the exciting Branson attractions. In addition, our own lovely town has much to offer visitors in the way of activities and attractions.

    While in the area, be certain to visit The Town Square and The Hubble Telescope Replica, the nearby Buena Vista Exotic Animal Park, the Fantastic Caverns, Bass Pro Shop and our local antique stores.

    After your arrival you may wish to enjoy the outside lawns and gardens, studded with oak trees and benches. Or perhaps sit and enjoy the view of the garden from the swing or rocking chairs on the porch.

    Or perhaps retreat to one of the seven guestrooms, each with a private bath. You'll step into rooms tastefully filled with antiques and reproduction furnishings. Your comfortable bedroom and modern bathroom offer a variety of distinctive touches that let you know you are indeed a special guest, and each room comes equipped with a TV and VCR.
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    Second Floor Hallway

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  • Breakfast & Arrival Dinner Options

    Breakfast

    Gourmet BreakfastEach morning of your stay at The Dickey House, a Marshfield, Missouri Inn, you will enjoy a delicious, full gourmet breakfast. You meal will begin with coffee, tea, juice, fruit and fresh pastry. The second course is entree. You will never get scrambled eggs and bacon at this Missouri B&B! All entrees are items that you would not normally make at home. For example: Bacon wrapped Asparagus served with a poached egg on a toasted garlic baguette and an Adobo Hollandaise sauce, A ham, mushroom, caramelized onion, cheese and egg stuffed braided pastry or even Dickey House Stuffed Pancakes. This is the inn’s Signature dish: two luscious pancakes are filled with sweetened vanilla cream cheese, then rolled, dusted with
    powder sugar and topped with whipped cream
    and our homemade raspberry sauce.

    Breakfast is normally served at 9 am either in the dining room, which is on the formal side, or in the enclosed porch that overlooks the entire Dickey House property and gardens. We will even make and pack a special breakfast for guests that wish to be up and on their way early. Other breakfast times may be arranged in advance, however we stop serving breakfast at 10 am.

    Family Dining RoomFriday & Saturday Arrival Menu

    • All dinner choices include ice tea or coffee
    • Prices do not include sales tax
    • Cost will be charged to your room
    • Payment at the time of check-out
    • Cost will be charged to your room
    • Payment at the time of check-out

    14" Cheese Pizza for 2

    • $16.00 per couple
    • Cheese pizza served with 2 side salads
    • Add Italian Saussage:  $3.50 extra
    • Make it a vegetable pizza:  $2.75 extra

    Carmelized Onion BLT Panini

    • $10.95 per person
    • Sweet carmelized onions, crisp Apple-wood smoked pepper bacon, swiss chees, lettuce and tomatoes with a fresh basil mayonnaise sauce served on sourdough bread
    • Served with a side of fruit salad

    Soup and Quiche

    • $9.95 per person
    • Cream of Brocolli soup and ham and swiss mini quiche
    • Served with a side of fruit salad

    Baked Mostaccoli

    • $12.95 per person
    • Personal serving of al dente pasta layered with our home made marinara meat sauce, parmesan and mozzerella, then baked to perfection
    • Served with a  side salad and bread

    Leave room for Dessert!

    • Selection vairies
    • Cheesecake $5.50/slice
    • Cake or Pie $3.95/slice
    • Brownies $1.95 each

    Group Lunch & Dinner Menu

    • The Dickey House offers luncheons and dinners to groups and individuals all year long.  Advance reservations and a Non-Refundable deposit are required.  Groups must be 10 persons or more
    • Menus are designed per your individual group requirements and prices vary accordingly.  Please call or email The Dickey House Bed and Breakfast to inquire and/or make reservations
  • Meetings & Conferences

    Banquet-Function RoomIn addition to providing bed and breakfast accommodations, The Dickey House is also an ideal Missouri conference and meeting facility. The Dickey House is available to host events such as small business meetings, corporate retreats, conferences, group luncheons, planning seminars, and club meetings or dinners. Our Banquet Facilities are available for meetings and conferences with up to 40 attendees. View our menu selections here. We are conveniently located in Marshfield, Missouri, just 22 miles from Springfield and 65 miles from Branson.

    Please call for an appointment if you wish to schedule a tour or would like more complete information on fees or availability of dates.

  • Area Information

    Below you'll find information on all the interesting things to do during your Missouri vacation at the Dickey House Bed & Breakfast. In addition to the inn's beautiful guestrooms and gourmet breakfasts, you won't want to miss exploring all that the area has to offer. Make plans for a day trip to experience Branson, Missouri's attractions or stay close by and explore our own town of Marshfield.

    GazeboArea Attractions

    • Heartland Antique Mall
    • Bass Pro Shops-Outdoor World
    • Springfield Brewing Company
    • Hemingway's Blue Water Cafe
    • Gilardi's Italian Ristorante
    • Gallery Bistro
    • Argentina Steakhouse
    • Springfield Conservation Area
    • Mizumoto Stroll Garden - Japanese Stroll Garden
    • Fellows Lake
    • Busiek State Forest & Wildlife Area
    • Bennett Spring State Park
    • Wonders of Wildlife Museum & Aquarium
    • Wilder, Laura Ingalls Home & Museum
    • Walnut Springs Farm
    • Springfield Cardinals-Hammonds Field
    • Silver Dollar City

    Beautiful GardensArea Events

    • Seymour Apple Festival
    • Strafford Route 66 Days
    • Fair Grove Historical Society Heritage Reunion
    • Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival
    • Missouri Sports Hall of Fame
    • Marshfield Country Club
    • Landers Theatre
    • Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts
    • Crystal Cave
    • Fantastic Caverns
    • Exotic Animal Paradise
    • Dickerson Park Zoo
    • Branson Attractions
    • Branson Scenic Railway
    • BalloonSport USA
    • Wilson's Creek Civil War Battlefield
    • Hubble Telescope Replica
    • Battle of Carthage State Historical Site
    • Stone Hill Winery
    • Springfield Hot Glass Studio

    Beautiful GardensMarshfield Events

    • Native American Pow Wow - second weekend of June
    • Forth of July Celebration - longest running July
    • 4th celebration west of the Mississippi River
    • Forth of July Rodeo
    • Webster County Fair - held in July
    • Harvest Days - September
    • Christmas Parade - Mid December
    • Rogersville Sasafrass Festival

    Hubble Space Telescope

    • Edwin Hubble-Columbus of the Cosmos
    • Birthplace-Marshfield, Webster County, Missouri
    • "Visit Edwin Hubble's hometown and see the Universe from a different perspective."
    • The replica, dedicated on July 4th, 1994, is named for Hubble, who was born in Marshfield. Hubble received an undergraduate degree from the University of Chicago and studied law as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. After earning his doctorate degree at the University of Chicago, he began studying astronomy. Hubble died in 1953. The 1/4 scale replica weighs 1,200 pounds
 
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