Robert and Laura Tomlin

HistoryWilliam and Mary Connelly came to Guthrie bought the lots on which the Railroad House now stands on. The Connelly's came with the purpose of building a Boarding House to accommodate the nearby railroad workers. Official records indicate the Railroad House was completed by 1896 and had boarders. Census records show there were boarders here through 1930; however, there were railroad personnel who boarded here in the late 1960's.The story is that it has always been called the Railroad House. We are still serving the working person but in their leisure.SpecialtiesThe Railroad House has been open for business as a Boarding House since 1896. In 1992, the Railroad House began being called Bed & Breakfast. The name change did not change what we are, a place for the working person to relax and have a good meal. Our specialty in this new century is providing the place for you to create new memories, with your special someone, family, church, or business group. We serve a good home cooked food, comfort, convenience and Oklahoma Hospitality!

Red Brick Roses is a charming bed and breakfast located in the heart of Guthrie, OK. This delightful establishment features cozy accommodations with a blend of modern comforts and vintage decor. Guests can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere, delicious homemade breakfasts, and the picturesque surroundings of this historic town, making it the perfect getaway for travelers seeking warmth and hospitality. Generated from this place's information