Books in this room, by authors such as Mari Sandoz and Wagner, are about the Indians, settlers and pioneers in this area. The Cowboy Room has log walls, an antique iron queen size bed and furnishings of the horse and buggy days. Books on early day cowboys, ranching and cowboy humor can be found on a shelf under the buggy seat. Two bathrooms are available for these three rooms. A large common room has a library, piano, pool table, game table, satellite TV, VCR, stereo, small refrigerator with soft drinks and a bar with snacks.
Guests also have use of the patio and the hot tub.
The Folks' House is the original farmhouse and Larry's boyhood home. Additions were made to the farmhouse during the 1950s, and in 1997, the house was completely renovated for our guests' comfort and pleasure. The ambiance has been retained with style and elegance. The Heritage Room has twin beds. The Harvest Room and the Sunshine Room each have a queen-size bed.