The original oak staircase features 174 carved acorns and the oak fireplace in the foyer gives this old home a sense of character. After the deaths of Maggie and James, their daughter, Camille, continued to live here alone until her death. Murray G. married and had two children, Jean and Evelyn. Maureen Klein, the wife of the late Jean Klein, still resides in Sikeston and has been generous with information about the Klein House. Accommodations Klein House will welcome guests each day to a full breakfast in our formal dining room.
All bedrooms are on the second floor.
All guest have access to a common area that allows a quiet place to read, watch television or visit with other guests. Camille's Room An eloquently furnished room with antique walnut, queen size bed, antique imperial style mahogany furniture and a full private bath with tub and shower. A bright and cheerful room with queen size antique bed, oak furniture and a full private bath with an antique clawfoot tub. Personal checks preferred. MasterCard and Visa accepted.